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Conservation groups call on SIOFA to step up protection of the deep sea: controls on toothfish, deep-sea ecosystems, sharks all needed
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-07-05
Exploitation of the Earth’s last frontier will leave the world in deep water
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-07-05
Greenpeace says deep sea mining causes irreversible harm to oceans
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-07-04
Deep sea mining threatens global waters, seabed authority lets it: Greenpeace
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-07-03
Deep-sea mining to turn oceans into ‘new industrial frontier’
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-07-03
In too deep: why the seabed should be off-limits to mining companies
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-07-03
Deep-sea mining risks ‘irreversible’ harm, warns Greenpeace
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-07-02
Forest and Bird release letters, slam trawling companies over seabed protection
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-06-12
California Seamounts Are Sylvia Earle’s Newest “Hope Spots”
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-06-12
Rare sea life, including possibly new species discovered by NOAA
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-06-09
Sediment from fishing choking out sea sponges, study shows
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-06-06
Tiny plastic pieces are spread throughout the deep sea
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-06-06
The transparent teeth of this deep-sea dragonfish evolved for one lethal purpose
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-06-05
Environmental Impact of Deep-Sea Mining can Last Decades
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-05-30
Fisheries and environmental organizations issue joint call for moratorium on #DeepSeaMining
Source: Save the High Seas Published on 2019-05-29

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