The Crown Estate and Exeter Uni collaborate on marine social impact review

This initiative aims to enhance understanding of how social value can be maximised through various marine activities

UK company dives deep to sink carbon

A UK-based carbon removal company is conducting seaweed biomass sinking trials to assess the carbon removal potential of seaweed

Cheese from the oceans?

ELN spoke to the team behind an innovative startup that uses precision fermentation to transform animal protein production, beginning with cheese creation

Sponge and rubber balls from UK nuclear power plant invade coastline

Teesside’s beaches have become the subject of concern for environmental groups as small balls, believed to have originated from Hartlepool nuclear power station, have been spotted

UN: World grants protected status to 30% of global seas

The High Seas Treaty signed between 200 countries aims to control deep sea mining and other activities in a bid to protect marine life

Farming seaweed between offshore wind turbines – the Amazon’s way

A study led by Plymouth scientists aims to explore the role offshore seaweed farming could play in capturing and storing carbon

Nemo in big trouble finding his mates!

Some species of reef fish find it more difficult to identify competitors as a result of mass coral bleaching events, new research suggests

Greenpeace criticised for new £45m ship

The campaign group claims that it is a greener ship which is predicted to cut its fossil fuel use

Fishermen get stone-walled!

Greenpeace drops boulders off Cornish coast to stop alleged overfishing

Concerns raised as the UK starts hunt for undersea nuclear waste disposal sites

Animal welfare groups and campaigners blast ongoing surveys for undersea nuclear waste dump