Scientists were shocked by the high degree of warming in the North Atlantic Ocean this summer, and are concerned about effects on phytoplankton and fish.

New research shows that marine heat waves last longer in deeper water, increasing the possibility of species displacement or mortality. Marine heat waves, defined as

Seaweed, a type of algae that grows at the bottom of oceans and rivers, is often used by some local Indigenous communities in Bangladesh. And

Research finds impacts by tiny plastic particles on marine plankton and microbes could disrupt carbon and nitrogen cycling in the world’s oceans, possibly putting Earth’s

The Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance is looking to decrease emissions from ocean shipping by 90 percent…Read More

The Sustainable Agriculture Initiative Platform warns that half the world’s farmland is degraded and only a major transformation will ensure food security…Read More

Yemen food manufacturing major Hayel Saeed Anam (HSA) Group is seeking to address the significant changes in consumption behaviour among the domestic population and food

The main stem of the Amazon River has provided access to ocean-going cargo ships for centuries, including modern container ships that service the manufacturing sector

When the sustainable development community gathers in New York on September 18-19 it would do well to answer an important call. Our ocean is calling