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Offshore geothermal resource explored in new white paper

Envirotec Magazine

Schematic showing offshore geothermal resource exploration and development adjacent to sea floor spreading centres. Such a location holds forth the potential to generate baseload power, fresh H2O, green H2 and NH3 with the potential for CO2 storage and controlled ocean fertilisation, according to CGG’s research (image credit: © CGG).

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Aquaculture becomes a net-positive

GreenBiz

Over the past four years, for example, more than 20 companies have filed development permits in Norway for new approaches, including several for semi-enclosed or enclosed cages that decrease the potential impact on ocean ecosystems. That’s important as more countries consider investing in sustainable domestic sources of production.

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Seaweed: a model solution for fighting climate change, says group

Envirotec Magazine

A new paper published in Nature Sustainability presents seaweed as a model solution for tackling climate change, biodiversity loss, joblessness, hunger and environmental damage. Our research consolidates seaweed farming as an underpinning of a sustainable future,” said lead author Professor Carlos Duarte. “It

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CGG paper explores the potential of offshore geothermal

ThinkGeoEnergy

Global geoscience technology company CGG has released a new white paper outlining the potential of off shore geothermal energy as a green energy resource and proposing a framework for its responsible development. long, ocean floor spreading centers which occur in all of the world’s major oceans.

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Will economics drive a paradigm shift in ballast water management?

Envirotec Magazine

(Words by ballast water treatment firm Optimarin) The ‘polluter pays’ principle is starting to hit shipowners where it hurts – in the pocket – when it comes to ballast water pollution of our oceans. It states that oceans are crucial for global food security and human health, while also hosting huge reservoirs of biodiversity.

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Steps some of the most sustainable countries are taking to protect our oceans

The Environmental Blog

Our oceans cover around 70 percent of the earth’s surface. According to the Oceanic Institute, oceans make up around 99 percent of the available living space on the planet, and studies suggest they could be home to over 100 million species. SDG 14 is focused specifically on the effective management of oceans.

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A clean ocean by 2030: UN panel charts “the most direct course”

Envirotec Magazine

Image credit: Ocean Image Bank / Liang Fu). Experts’ “Clean Ocean Manifesto” includes an integrated ocean debris observing system. The event is co-chaired by Angelika Brandt of Germany, a Southern Ocean / Antarctica biodiversity expert, and Elva Escobar Briones of Mexico, a deep sea biodiversity expert.

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