Alabama River Diversity Network
The delta, this great wilderness we were so lucky to inherit, can’t take care of itself anymore. If it survives, it will be because the people and the cities surrounding it take an active role in protecting it, even as we learn to take advantage of it. Maybe you have good ideas about how we can go about this. But it’s high time we had a plan for managing our inheritance for generations to come, rather than leaving it to chance.
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New Manifesto Warns of Catastrophic Damage to Coastal Communities and Marine Life from Polluting War Wrecks
Global coalition of experts calls for international finance task force to fund urgent intervention PRESS RELEASE from Lloyd’s Register FoundationFor immediate release: 12 June 2025 LONDON, UK – Nearly 80 …
When Titans Collide: The Hidden Environmental Cost of Shipping Disasters
Introduction The vast blue highways of our global ocean carry nearly 90% of global trade, with massive vessels traversing international waters day and night. While these maritime thoroughfares are essential …
Ticking Time Bombs Beneath the Waves: Racing to Prevent Catastrophic Pollution from WWII Shipwrecks
Maritime meetings in Malta have a unique historical context—the island’s recorded maritime history stretches back more than 7 thousand years. Some say that the design of traditional Maltese fishing boats, …
