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Wednesday 07 March 2012

SPREP - Island countries seek ways to better access funds
Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme | 07 Mar 2012
Accessing funds for Climate Change adaptation is a key challenge for the Pacific as knowing where to seek information on the financing available and how to access the funds is not always as cut and dried as it seems.
 Pacific Ocean | Climate Change | Economy | Small Island Developing States
How Marine Spatial Planning Calms Choppy Waters
miller-mccune.com | 07 Mar 2012
Getting everyone with a vested interest onboard early, rather than making others adjust to a new obstacle at sea, provides benefits for all involved.
 Atlantic Ocean | Marine Spatial Planning | Renewable Energy
Chevron: Fire at rig off Nigeria has stopped
Seattle Times | 07 Mar 2012
A natural gas fire that killed two people and destroyed a Chevron Corp. rig off the coast of Nigeria has stopped on its own, the company said Tuesday, ending an ocean inferno that burned for 46 days.
 Atlantic Ocean | Accidents and Spills
Scots MEP calls for cut in red tape to support fish farming
fishupdate.com | 07 Mar 2012
Scottish Tory MEP, Struan Stevenson has condemned the red tape that is proving a barrier to growth within Europe's fish farming industry, calling for the bureaucracy to be simplified.
 Atlantic Ocean | Aquaculture | Fish Farming | Seafood Certification
Faroe Islands sets another high mackerel quota
fishupdate.com | 07 Mar 2012
THE Faroe Islands appear to have again defied international opinion by setting itself another high mackerel quota for 2012.
 Atlantic Ocean | Fisheries | Governance
Mediterranean Platform of Artisanal Fishers
fishupdate.com | 07 Mar 2012
Current reform will cause the death of the artisanal fishing sector.
 Mediterranean Sea | Fisheries | Policy
Oceans acidifying faster today than in past 300 million years
EurekAlert | 07 Mar 2012
(National Science Foundation) The oceans may be acidifying faster today than they did in the last 300 million years, according to scientists publishing a paper this week in the journal Science. "What we're doing today really stands out in the geologic record," says lead author Bärbel Hönisch, a paleoceanographer at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
 Acidification | Research
Hot meets cold at new deep-sea ecosystem: 'Hydrothermal seep'
EurekAlert | 07 Mar 2012
(National Science Foundation) Decades ago, marine scientists made a startling discovery in the deep sea. They found environments known as hydrothermal vents, where hot water surges from the seafloor and life thrives without sunlight.
 Deep Sea | Seabed
NIST releases Gulf of Mexico crude oil reference material
EurekAlert | 07 Mar 2012
National Institute of Standards and Technology has released a new certified reference material to support the federal government's Natural Resources Damage Assessment in the wake of the April 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
 Atlantic Ocean | Accidents and Spills
Genetic survey of endangered Antarctic blue whales shows surprising diversity
EurekAlert | 07 Mar 2012
(Oregon State University) More than 99 percent of Antarctic blue whales were killed by commercial whalers during the 20th century, but the first circumpolar genetic study of these critically endangered whales has found a surprisingly high level of diversity among the surviving population of some 2,200 individuals. That may bode well for their future recovery.
 Southern Ocean | Marine Mammals
European Commissioner Outlines Commission's Key Targets for Oceans at Rio+20
biodiversity-l.iisd.org | 07 Mar 2012
During a Symposium on "A Blueprint for Oceans and Coasts" at the European Parliament, European Commissioner for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Maria Damanaki outlined the European Commission's objectives on Oceans and Coasts for Rio+20. She called in particular for green investments for a blue world and underscored the need to modernize the EU's Common Fisheries Policy.
 Economy | Fisheries | Marine Management | Policy
Entire nation of Kiribati to be relocated over rising sea level threat
Telegraph | 07 Mar 2012
Pacific nation negotiating to buy land in Fiji so it can relocate islanders under threat from rising sea levels.
 Pacific Ocean | Climate Change | Sea Level Rise

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