How Mangroves Can Help In The Fight Against Climate Change
Pratirodh,
Mangroves might not look like much. Yes, they can have strange aerial roots. Yes, they’re surrounded by oozing mud.
If we protect mangroves, we protect our fisheries, our towns and ourselves
EconoTimes,
Mangroves might not look like much. Yes, they can have strange aerial roots. Yes, they’re surrounded by oozing mud.
MIL-Evening Report: If we protect mangroves, we protect our fisheries, our towns and ourselves
Foreign Affairs New Zealand,
– By Alvise Dabalà, Research associate, The University of Queensland Shutterstock Mangroves might not look like much.
News story from Big News Network on Wednesday 11 October 2023
Big News Network,
Protecting Mangroves Ensures Safety for Fisheries, Towns, Us
Mirage News,
Mangroves might not look like much. Yes, they can have strange aerial roots. Yes, they're surrounded by oozing mud.
If we protect mangroves, we protect our fisheries, our towns and ourselves
The Conversation,
Mangroves might not look like much. Yes, they can have strange aerial roots. Yes, they’re surrounded by oozing mud.
If we protect mangroves, we protect our fisheries, our towns and ourselves
Phys.org,
Mangroves might not look like much. Yes, they can have strange aerial roots. Yes, they're surrounded by oozing mud.
Blue carbon deserves a green light for the climate fight (commentary)
Mongabay,
Marine habitats like mangrove forests, seagrass meadows, salt marshes, and kelp forests cover just 0.2% of the ocean surface…
The Caribbean mangrove forest that defied destruction
BBC News,
The Caribbean mangrove forest that defied destruction (Image credit: Alamy) When a pristine Caribbean mangrove was decimated by…
African Youth Are Getting Paid to Fight Climate Change by Restoring Mangrove Ecosystems
DNYUZ,
Khamis Salim and the 25 other youths in his group were having a busy day when I first met him in November, at Tudor Creek along…
The Young Africans on a Climate Crusade to ‘Save the World’ One Forest at a Time
Yahoo! News,
Khamis Salim and the 25 other youths in his group were having a busy day when I first met him in November, at Tudor Creek along…
The Young Africans on a Climate Crusade to ‘Save the World’ One Forest at a Time
Yahoo!,
Khamis Salim and the 25 other youths in his group were having a busy day when I first met him in November, at Tudor Creek along…
The Young Africans on a Climate Crusade to ‘Save the World’
The Daily Beast,
Khamis Salim and the 25 other youths in his group were having a busy day when I first met him in November, at Tudor Creek along…
More than one-third of sharks and rays are threatened with extinction
World Economic Forum,
Sharks and rays are more at risk of extinction than previously thought, with one-third of species threatened, according to a…
One in three species of sharks and rays is nearing extinction because of overfishing
Dailyhunt,
Research shows that establishing fishing quotas and closing some areas to fishing can help rebuild threatened populations.
One in three species of sharks and rays is nearing extinction because of overfishing
Scroll India ,
Sharks, rays and chimaeras are now the second-most threatened vertebrate group, after amphibians.
MIL-OSI Global: Sharks and rays are in free fall: More than one-third are threatened with extinction from overfishing
Foreign Affairs New Zealand,
– By Wade VanderWright, Research Assistant / MSc Student in Biological Sciences, Simon Fraser University Sharks and rays have…
Sharks and rays are in free fall: More than one-third are threatened with extinction from overfishing
Newsbreak,
Sharks, rays and chimeras are now the second-most threatened vertebrate group, after amphibians.
Sharks and rays are in free fall: More than one-third are threatened with extinction from overfishing
The Conversation,
Sharks, rays and chimeras are now the second-most threatened vertebrate group, after amphibians.
Mangrove forests thrive in a warming climate – and we should embrace this
Yahoo! News,
Humans have become adept at destroying natural habitats. Indeed, we’re so good at it we’ve changed the very makeup and climate…
News story from The Independent on Wednesday 28 November 2018
The Independent,
Mangrove forests can rebound thanks to climate change – it's an opportunity we must take
The Conversation,
Humans have become adept at destroying natural habitats. Indeed, we’re so good at it we’ve changed the very makeup and climate…
How marine algae could help feed the world
World Economic Forum,
Our planet faces a growing food crisis. According to the United Nations, more than 800 million people are regularly…
How marine algae could help feed the world
Phys.org,
Home Earth Environment October 20, 2017 October 20, 2017 by William Moomaw And Asaf Tzachor, The Conversation Our planet faces…
Micro solutions for a macro problem: How marine algae could help feed the world
Northwest Indiana Times,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Meeting this…
Micro solutions for a macro problem: How marine algae could help feed the world
Billings Gazette,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) William Moomaw…
Local Efforts to Save Coral Reefs May Be Futile
Climate Central,
Corals in remote and relatively pristine reefs fare little better overall amid global warming than those growing alongside…