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Friday 04 May 2012

Transatlantic alliance in marine research and education
EurekAlert | 04 May 2012
International cooperation is important not only for research but also, increasingly, for training of the marine scientists of the future. The Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel and the University of Kiel together with Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada, and the Halifax Marine Research Institute have an ambitious plan to join forces across the Atlantic Ocean in training the next generation of marine scientists.
 Atlantic Ocean | Research
Increasing speed of Greenland glaciers gives new insight for rising sea level
EurekAlert | 04 May 2012
(University of Washington) Changes in the speed that ice travels in more than 200 outlet glaciers indicates that Greenland's contribution to rising sea level in the 21st century might be significantly less than the upper limits some scientists thought possible, a new study shows.
 Climate Change | Sea Level Rise
Explore Earth's ocean floor with NOAA's new online data viewer [What's New]
NOAA's National Ocean Service | 04 May 2012
NOAA has made sea floor maps and other data on the world's coasts, continental shelves, and deep ocean available for easy viewing online. Anyone with Internet access can now explore undersea features and obtain detailed depictions of the sea floor and coasts, including deep canyons, ripples, landslides, and likely fish habitat.
 Research | Seabed
IMO and SPC focus on safe transportation of dangerous goods and bulk cargoes by sea
Secretariat of the Pacific Community | 04 May 2012
The London-based International Maritime Organization (IMO), in partnership with SPC, is running a workshop this week in Suva to assist Pacific Island member governments to meet their obligations with regard to national regulations concerning the safe transportation of dangerous goods and bulk cargoes by sea.
 Pacific Ocean | Sea Transport | Small Island Developing States
The role of aquaculture in global food security
fishupdate.com | 04 May 2012
With demand for food growing at nearly twice supply in recent years, aquaculture will have a vital role in addressing future global food security concerns, a specialist in science communication told delegates at the Australasian Aquaculture Conference 2012 in Melbourne yesterday, May 3.
 Aquaculture | Fish Farming
Reduction of Greenhouse Gases in seafood on the agenda at the WFC
fishupdate.com | 04 May 2012
Seafood industry representatives and scientists will meet next week at the World Fisheries Congress in Edinburgh to discuss how the industry can play its part in reducing greenhouse gas emissions across the globe.
 Aquaculture | Climate Change | Fisheries
Senegal revokes licences of foreign fishing trawlers
Guardian Unlimited | 04 May 2012
The new government of Senegal has cancelled the licences of 29 foreign fishing trawlers, demanding that they offload their catches in the capital Dakar before leaving the west African country's territorial waters. The dramatic move on Tuesday by fisheries minister Pape Diouf follows growing resentment at overfishing and alleged corruption of the previous government's licencing system.
 Atlantic Ocean | Economy | Fisheries | Policy
EU funds could secure seafood supply
World Fishing | 04 May 2012
The future of seafood supply was at the centre of a debate held last week at the European Seafood Exposition in Brussels.
 Economy | Fisheries | Policy
Recirculating technology aquaculture key
World Fishing | 04 May 2012
Technology that reduces water consumption by around 98% is a key feature of new recirculating systems now available to the global aquaculture industry.
 Aquaculture | Fish Farming
Crab pot trials to help sustainability
World Fishing | 04 May 2012
Fisheries Queensland observers are helping commercial mud crabbers trial a new device that aims to reduce bycatch of under-sized mud crabs and potentially increase catch rates of legal-sized mud crabs.
 Pacific Ocean | Fisheries

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