Category: Sustainability
Sustainability for sailors
Climate Change Threatens Sea Turtle Sanctuary in the Philippines
In the Philippines, fishermen and green sea turtles coexist on a small island, showcasing a successful balance between conservation and livelihoods. The endangered green sea turtle was once hunted, but
DetailProtecting the Ocean to Combat Malnutrition
Protecting more of the ocean could have a significant impact on reducing the risk of malnutrition for up to 3 million people worldwide, according to a recent study co-authored by
DetailMaking Seaweed More Sustainable: Meet the Startup Leading the Way
In recent years, the seaweed industry has seen significant growth, with many touting its potential as a sustainable superfood, biodegradable plastic alternative, and methane emission reducer for livestock. However, the
DetailWho suffers most as the climate crisis intensifies?
Torrential floods in Kenya have resulted in the tragic loss of nearly 200 lives and displaced hundreds of thousands of people since March. This devastating event comes after a prolonged
DetailMagnetic Shield: The Ultimate Shark Deterrent for Startups
Shark conservation is a critical issue, as populations of these majestic creatures have declined by 71% in the last 50 years due to overfishing. Despite their ancient history dating back
DetailThe Decline of Nature Leading to an Increase in Diseases
Environmental degradation is leading to a rise in infectious diseases that threaten both human and wildlife populations worldwide. A recent analysis of disease data highlighted how factors such as biodiversity
DetailNew findings emphasize the urgency of marine conservation efforts
Decades of overfishing have had devastating effects on one third of global fish stocks, disrupting ocean ecosystems and jeopardizing the livelihoods of millions who rely on them for food. Marine
DetailHow Climate Change Impacts Soil’s Vital Organisms
It’s easy to overlook the bustling activity that happens beneath our feet in the soil. Thousands of mites and springtails play a crucial role in moving carbon into the soil,
DetailProtecting the Ocean: Can Humanity Simultaneously Utilize and Conserve?
As 2020 began, conservationists celebrated Palau’s decision to close 80% of its territorial waters to fishing, creating one of the world’s largest marine protected areas. However, the COVID-19 pandemic forced
DetailIs This Still the Oldest Tree in the World?
In eastern California, stands a remarkable Great Basin bristlecone pine named Methuselah, believed to be the oldest living thing on Earth at 4,853 years old, predating the construction of the
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