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ocean-environment

Opinion 7 years ago

Reducing marine debris with collaborative actions

UNEP noted that fishing, shipping, and tourism could adversely be impacted by marine debris. Researc...

Environment 7 years ago

Sea turtles' sad fate: from restaurant menus to plastic 'soup'

Gently, Kenzo the sea turtle is lowered onto a beach where a scattering of bottle caps, candy wrappe...

Opinion 7 years ago

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Conserving Southeast Asia's seas

The 10 ASEAN countries account for a quarter of the world’s fish production and 20 million peo...

Environment 7 years ago

Depok: The front line in Indonesia’s fight against waste

100,000 households in Depok have managed to divert almost 72 percent of their household waste from l...

Opinion 8 years ago

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Saving the ocean, saving the people

Overfishing, litter and acidification threaten both the ocean and people. Human activity is responsi...

Environment 8 years ago

Scientists race to prevent wipeout of world's coral reefs

There were startling colors here just a year ago, a dazzling array of life beneath the waves. Now th...

Environment 8 years ago

#SOSharks: Taking shark fin off the menu

Flickering red candles were decorating the table set with the traditional family dinner: fish to bri...

Opinion 8 years ago

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Oceans for fish, not plastic

Maritime debris experts point out Indonesia has become the world’s second-biggest marine pollu...

National 8 years ago

US promotes Blue Economy, ocean preservation in Bunaken

The US government has committed to contributing further to the conservation of Indonesia’s oce...