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  • Japan’s Seventh Round of Nuclear Effluent Discharge Causes Global Controversy

    Japan’s Seventh Round of Nuclear Effluent Discharge Causes Global Controversy

    Jun 30, 2025

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    Marine protection

    On June 29, Japan launched the seventh round of Fukushima nuclear sewage discharge, discharging about 7,800 tons and accumulating more than 46,800 tons. The discharge contains more than 60 types of radioactive substances such as tritium and carbon-14, and modeling shows that it will affect the East China Sea within 240 days, posing a long-term…

  • Mexico Files Lawsuit Over SpaceX Rocket Debris Pollution

    Mexico Files Lawsuit Over SpaceX Rocket Debris Pollution

    Jun 27, 2025

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    Marine protection

    Mexican President Claudia Zinbaum announced on June 25 that she would investigate and consider filing a lawsuit under international law over the debris from the U.S.-based SpaceX Starship rocket that landed off the coast of the northeastern state of Tamaulipas, which was approved by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration in May to increase the number…

  • Remote island in ecological emergency as plastic pollution continues to spread

    Remote island in ecological emergency as plastic pollution continues to spread

    Jun 26, 2025

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    Marine protection

    A record amount of plastic waste was recently found in the body of a pallid shearwater, a seabird, on Australia’s Lord Howe Island. Scientists detected 778 pieces of plastic in the stomach of a chick, including bottle caps and pieces of cutlery, and the sound of plastic being rubbed together was clearly audible. The phenomenon…

  • Deep-sea ecosystems on brink of collapse as ocean acidification breaches safety thresholds

    Deep-sea ecosystems on brink of collapse as ocean acidification breaches safety thresholds

    Jun 25, 2025

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    Marine protection

    Recent studies show that global ocean acidification has exceeded the “planetary boundary” – surface seawater aragonite saturation has dropped by 20% compared to pre-industrial times, and 60% of deeper seawater (below 200 meters) has exceeded the acidification level. Deep-sea coral reefs, shellfish and other calcifying organisms face an existential crisis, for example, oyster shells are…

  • Niger Delta crude oil spill continues to worsen

    Niger Delta crude oil spill continues to worsen

    Jun 20, 2025

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    Marine protection

    The environmental catastrophe caused by oil extraction in Nigeria’s Niger Delta region continues, with cumulative spills of 13 million barrels of crude oil largely paralyzing mangrove forests and fishing grounds. Despite the government’s commitment to ecological restoration, Shell is delaying cleanup on the grounds of “safety risks,” oil theft is rampant, and young people are…

  • Plastic Pollution Crisis Escalates in the Mediterranean

    Plastic Pollution Crisis Escalates in the Mediterranean

    Jun 19, 2025

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    Marine protection

    According to a report released by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), 80% of marine litter in the Mediterranean Sea consists of plastic debris, more than half of which consists of single-use plastic products. The Mediterranean Sea has become one of the most seriously polluted areas in the world by microplastics, which are enriched…

  • South Pacific: Fiji ro-ro ship sinking causes diesel spill

    South Pacific: Fiji ro-ro ship sinking causes diesel spill

    Jun 13, 2025

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    Marine protection

    A ro-ro vessel in the port of Suva, Fiji, suddenly capsized and partially sank during towing, resulting in a diesel fuel spill. Although the authorities quickly set up oil booms, the diesel oil still formed a sheen and spread to the surrounding waters. The vessel, which had been moored at the wharf for an extended…

  • Technological breakthroughs in the treatment of marine plastics

    Technological breakthroughs in the treatment of marine plastics

    Jun 12, 2025

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    Marine protection

    The world’s first floating island-type marine garbage disposal station “Clean Sea One” was designed by the international environmental organization “Blue Future” in cooperation with research teams from China, the United States, the Philippines and Indonesia, with China providing the core technology, the Philippines and Indonesia responsible for the construction of the garbage collection network, and…

  • Brazilian Fishing Gear Pollution Reaches 580 Kilograms Per Day

    Brazilian Fishing Gear Pollution Reaches 580 Kilograms Per Day

    Jun 11, 2025

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    Marine protection

    According to a new report by the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA), 580 kilograms of derelict fishing gear are generated in Brazilian waters every day, accounting for 10 percent of all marine plastic pollution. Trawls, hooks and other debris cause fish to be injured or suffocate, and threaten endangered species. According to…

  • Extremely High Concentrations of Plastic Debris Found in the Deep Mediterranean Sea

    Extremely High Concentrations of Plastic Debris Found in the Deep Mediterranean Sea

    Jun 10, 2025

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    Marine protection

    According to a study published by the European Union Joint Research Center, 26,715 pieces of garbage per square kilometer were found in the deepest part of the Mediterranean Sea, the deepest part of the Calypso Trench (depths of more than 5 kilometers), where the concentration of plastic debris is one of the highest in the…

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