Arctic Threats - 1 views
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Found by Kayla, good info on the threats with videos.
Shell to resume Arctic drilling off Alaska as green groups warn of disaster | Environme... - 0 views
Blog: Arctic Council -- from looking out to looking in | Alaska Dispatch News - 0 views
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Under Canadian leadership, the Arctic Council focused on issues of domestic Canadian concern, especially maritime and telecommunications issues. Those issues are important, but the inward focus might have undermined the council's international status.
NunatsiaqOnline 2015-04-24: NEWS: Arctic Council ends Iqaluit ministerial meeting on co... - 3 views
The Arctic: the next risk frontier | DNV GL partner zone | The Guardian - 0 views
Arctic 30: Russia releases Greenpeace ship | Environment | The Guardian - 0 views
Shell determined to start Arctic oil drilling this summer | Business | The Guardian - 0 views
Oceans are world's seventh largest economy worth $24tn, says WWF report | Environment |... - 0 views
Future Arctic: Why it's time for action, not resignation - 0 views
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Thanks to HS for finding this one!
Russia lays claim to billions of tons of Arctic oil and gas - Telegraph - 1 views
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Who owns the Arctic oil?
Smithsonian Science NewsGlobal warming will open Arctic to invasive species, Smithsonia... - 1 views
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Arctic at risk of alien species due to new shipping routes
Environment : Climate | National Snow and Ice Data Center - 0 views
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Good overview of Thermohaline conveyer
Great Barrier Reef protection zones help boost fish stocks 'to pre-European times' - 0 views
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The expansion of no-fishing zones across the Great Barrier Reef has allowed fish numbers to rebound in some places to levels not seen since European arrival in Australia, a long-term study of the ecosystem has shown.
MPs spell out risks to Arctic if Shell restarts oil drilling | Letter from Joan Walley MP - 0 views
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You report that the US Department of Interior is likely to give the go-ahead this week for Shell drilling in the Arctic this year (23 March). On the basis of the detailed inquiries that various US regulatory authorities have undertaken on Shell's record in the Arctic, including the Kulluk incident two years ago, I am not going to tell the interior department how to do its job.
Illegal fishing coming to waters near you - 0 views
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Illegal fishing is a global problem. Between €9 - €23 billion is lost every year to illegal fishing and often as a result of international organised crime. Previously, imports of illegal fishing products into the EU were estimated at €1.1 billion.
The Last Reef on Earth - 1 views
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Millions of years ago, one area of reefs managed to survive a major coral extinction. The Coral Triangle in the Western Pacific is still the most biodiverse region in the world. And that is why leading marine scientists are deploying the latest in 3D mapping technology to uncover the secrets of what allowed the coral in this unique area to survive.