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  • Seven Beaches Urgently Closed After Massive ‘Tar Balls’ Surprise Sydney Seaside

    Seven Beaches Urgently Closed After Massive ‘Tar Balls’ Surprise Sydney Seaside

    Oct 24, 2024

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    Marine protection

    Since October 15, 2024, thousands of unidentified black spheres have been appearing off the coast of Sydney, Australia, with the government urgently closing seven beaches and warning the public not to touch or approach them. After preliminary investigation, these black balls are “tar balls”, usually caused by oil spills, but it is not yet clear…

  • Portugal’s Azores Creates Magnificent North Atlantic Marine Protected Areas Network

    Portugal’s Azores Creates Magnificent North Atlantic Marine Protected Areas Network

    Oct 24, 2024

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    Marine protection

    October 23, 2024 – Portugal’s Autonomous Region of the Azores has passed groundbreaking legislation designating the largest network of marine protected areas in the North Atlantic. The network protects 30 percent of the sea around the Azores, covering 287,000 square kilometers, half of which are fully protected from natural resource exploitation and the other half…

  • 牡蛎礁重生:阿德莱德海岸线的生态奇观

    牡蛎礁重生:阿德莱德海岸线的生态奇观

    Oct 16, 2024

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    Marine protection

    Oyster reefs along the Adelaide coastline in South Australia, Australia, have been successfully restored. Marine scientists from the University of Adelaide constructed 14 limestone reefs at the site in late 2020, and in just two and a half years the habitat has been transformed into a thriving marine metropolis, providing an important template and guide…

  • 智利洪堡企鹅濒临灭绝

    智利洪堡企鹅濒临灭绝

    Oct 15, 2024

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    Marine protection

    The Humboldt penguin population along Chile’s central coast is at risk of extinction after a sharp decline, Reuters reports. Animal protection experts found 842 breeding pairs of penguins on two islands off Chile’s central coast last year, while only one pair was found this year. Data from the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species website…

  • The BP oil spill: a lingering ecological nightmare

    The BP oil spill: a lingering ecological nightmare

    Oct 11, 2024

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    Marine protection

    In 2010 BP’s Deepwater Horizon deep-sea oil rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, causing a major oil spill. Years later studies have found that oil contamination remains in thousands of species of fish in the Gulf of Mexico until 2020, that the oil has compromised fish health, and that the ecosystems in the region…

  • Sinking of New Zealand warship: environmental impacts of concern

    Sinking of New Zealand warship: environmental impacts of concern

    Oct 10, 2024

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    Marine protection

    The New Zealand warship Manawanu sank at 9 a.m. on 9 October 2024 in the waters of the South Pacific island nation of Samoa. Although all 75 people on board have been rescued, the New Zealand Defense Force is working with the local government to assess the environmental impact of the sinking on the region,…

  • 澳大利亚扩大海洋公园:引领海洋保护

    澳大利亚扩大海洋公园:引领海洋保护

    Oct 9, 2024

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    Marine protection

    Speaking at the Global Nature Positive Summit in Sydney on October 8, 2024, Australia’s Minister for the Environment, Priebuszek, confirmed that the Heard Island and MacDonald Island Marine Parks, located about 4,000 kilometers southwest of Perth, will be quadrupled in size. The decision means that 52 percent of Australia’s marine territory will be protected, far…

  • Innovative technology to help protect the marine environment: the mission of the Vero robot

    Innovative technology to help protect the marine environment: the mission of the Vero robot

    Sep 27, 2024

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    Marine protection

    Researchers at the Laboratory of Dynamic Leg Systems at the Politecnico di Genova, Italy, have developed a quadrupedal robot called Vero that intelligently recognizes and cleans up litter from all kinds of terrain, especially cigarette butts. Cigarette butts, which release toxic chemicals and microplastics into the ocean as they decompose, are the second most common…

  • Coral may be key clue to ocean microplastics mystery

    Coral may be key clue to ocean microplastics mystery

    Sep 26, 2024

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    Marine protection

    As mankind’s reliance on plastics continues to grow, plastic waste is accumulating in the oceans, forming huge “garbage islands”. These plastics not only pose a direct threat to marine organisms, but also form microplastics through degradation, which further infiltrate the food chain. Recently, an international team of researchers, using a newly developed microplastic detection technique,…

  • Great Barrier Reef in Groundwater Pollution: Ecological Crisis Looms

    Great Barrier Reef in Groundwater Pollution: Ecological Crisis Looms

    Sep 25, 2024

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    Marine protection

    Nearly one-third of the dissolved inorganic nitrogen and two-thirds of the dissolved inorganic phosphorus in the waters of the Great Barrier Reef come from groundwater at unprecedented levels, according to a study in the international journal Environmental Science & Technology. These pollutants have been transported over decades from the ground to the aquifer and then…

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