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We have the tools to tackle illegal fishing. It’s time to use them

A UN agreement, market action and Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies together offer a new opportunity to crack the problem of illegal fishing.

Jim Leape 18 Jan 2019

Circular Economy

Why sustainable packaging is good for profits as well as the planet

Only 14% of plastic packaging is recycled globally. Circular packaging solutions are a priority - and they will create value for brands, as these trailblazing examples demonstrate.

Peter Lacy and Wesley Spindler 15 Jan 2019

Why the ocean holds the key to sustainable development

With just 12 years to go before the 2030 deadline for meeting the SDGs, it is clear that the ocean will play a central role. World leaders much act now, writes the Prime Minister of Norwa...

Erna Solberg 14 Jan 2019

Women’s voices must be heard in the battle to save the ocean

Women depend upon the ocean for the livelihoods just as much as men, yet their voices are not heard loudly enough when it comes to solving the crises facing our seas. It's time to change ...

Laura Liswood 11 Jan 2019

Environment and Natural Resource Security

Ocean temperatures are rising faster than previously thought

Our oceans absorb the majority of the globe's climate changing emissions, leading to temperatures rising faster than scientists had previously calculated.

Eleanor Piggott · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 11 Jan 2019

The Dead Sea is drying up, and these two countries have a plan to save it

With water scarcity becoming an everyday reality for many people around the world, Israel is masterminding an expensive and ambitious plan to refill the Dead Sea and shore up supply.

Emma Charlton 11 Jan 2019

The shrinking Arctic ice protects us all. It’s time to act

Arctic old ice - the ice that stays throughout the summer - is shrinking rapidly. It plays a vital role in regulating the planet's climate, and its loss would be catastrophic. It's time t...

Julienne Stroeve, Gail Whiteman, and Jeremy Wilkinson 09 Jan 2019

We must stop choking the ocean with plastic waste. Here’s how

The growing problem of plastic waste in the ocean is hurting marine life and livelihoods around the world - and it's going to take a new, global, circular economy-based approach to solve it.

Jim Fitterling 09 Jan 2019

Environment and Natural Resource Security

Jellyfish are taking over the world – and climate change could be to blame

From climate change to over-fishing, the effects we’re having on the oceans could be helping huge populations of jellyfish spread, sometimes with disastrous consequences.

Sean Fleming 08 Jan 2019

One good reason to feel less blue about the future of our ocean

Friends of Ocean Action are working with scientists, tech developers and entrepreneurs to make ocean data available for the global public good, enabling governments to restore fisheries, ...

Oliver Cann 07 Jan 2019

Fourth Industrial Revolution

10 reasons to be optimistic in 2019

Few would deny that 2018 has been a challenging year, and to assume this year won't be much better. But don't despair! here are 10 reasons to be optimistic about the future

Oliver Cann 02 Jan 2019

Environment and Natural Resource Security

This discovery could offer new hope for the Great Barrier Reef

Australian scientists say they have discovered the world's largest meadow of carbon-absorbing deepwater seagrass.

Biwa Khan · SBS News 18 Dec 2018

Environment and Natural Resource Security

A year of discovery: These new animal species were discovered in 2018

Here's some good environment news - thousands of new species have been discovered this year alone.

Jane C. Hu · Quartz 13 Dec 2018

Environment and Natural Resource Security

Why human impact on coral reefs could take millions of years to fix

The damage being done to coral reefs by climate change and human activity can take just a few years to cause, and millions to fix.

Daniel Stolte · Futurity 07 Dec 2018

Environment and Natural Resource Security

Tourism and marine parks threaten Thailand's 'people of the sea'

"Tourism is booming, but we are excluded. And we are worried that we will lose the cases and be removed from here"

Rina Chandran · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 06 Dec 2018

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