Some seafood mislabelling fails to identify a seafood item to species level, such as just reporting ‘salmon’ and not what species of salmon. Sometimes mislabelling is much more sinister.

Samantha Andrews

6 March 2015

Conservation, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Animals & Plants, Climate Crisis

Oceans on acid: climate change's "evil twin"

Samantha Andrews

6 March 2015

Conservation, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Animals & Plants, Climate Crisis

Oceans on acid: climate change's "evil twin"

Climate change is perhaps the most well-known consequence of our continued emissions, but of increasing concern is climate change’s “evil twin” – ocean acidification.

Samantha Andrews

2 March 2015

Animals & Plants

With ever-warming waters, some European fish are on the move

Samantha Andrews

2 March 2015

Animals & Plants

As sea temperatures continue to climb, a number of European fish species are moving to keep cool.

Samantha Andrews

25 February 2015

People and the Sea

Deep sea sediments offer plutonium-244 insights

Samantha Andrews

25 February 2015

People and the Sea

Clues from the ocean reveal heavy element production may not originate from standard supernovae after all.

Community-based conservation to rebuild fish stocks

‘Food for Thought’ (Ocean Fertilization)

‘Renewed Interest’ (Wave Power and the Environment)

Eavesdropping on an underwater world: Technology for Ocean Science

The ocean and its inhabitants aren't static, so why do we manage them as if they are?

‘High and Dry’ (Cetacean Strandings).

Cool critter of the month: the chambered nautilus (Nautilus pompilius)

Are we really protecting North Atlantic right whales?

From Bait to Plate

Oceans on acid: climate change's "evil twin"

With ever-warming waters, some European fish are on the move

Deep sea sediments offer plutonium-244 insights

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