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issues: Marine 2004-2005 articles | 2006 articles | latest articles Study finds plastic in 95% of dead birds John Vincent news.scotsman.com 28 Dec 05 Scientists: Coral Reefs Spared in Tsunami National Geographic Magazine Red Orbit 28 Dec 05 Is Norwegian salmon safe to eat? Tan Hui Leng Today Online 28 Dec 05 Tsunami: Mangroves 'saved lives' By Mark Kinver BBC Online 25 Dec 05 Toxic slick no danger to marine life: experts Channel NewsAsia 25 Dec 05 Stick to wild salmon unless heart disease is a risk factor Risk/benefit analysis of farmed and wild fish shows By Susan S. Lang EurekAlert 22 Dec 05 Tsunami + 1 year: Reviving exhausted fisheries should trump replacing boats, gear, experts say EurekAlert 22 Dec 05 Warming Arctic Sees Return of Blue Mussels After 1,000 Years Amitabh Avasthi National Geographic 21 Dec 05 Russia to Ban Norwegian Salmon from January 1 Story by James Kilner and Aleksandras Budrys PlanetArk 21 Dec 05 Australia, Indonesia Plan to Fight Illegal Fishing PlanetArk 21 Dec 05 Mangrove forest saved lives in 2004 Tsunami disaster IUCN 19 Dec 05 Tsunami's Environmental Damage Huge; Human Impact Bigger By Michael Casey ENN 19 Dec 05 Thai Village Trades Illegal Fishers for Ecotourists Stefan Lovgren National Geographic 19 Dec 05 Under threat: Asian mangrove replanting schemes from Nature SciDev.net 16 Dec 05 Deep sea fisheries being threatened by overfishing WWF 16 Dec 05 Sea slug mixes chemical defense before firing at predators EurekAlert 16 Dec 05 Healthy corals fared best against tsunami IUCN 15 Dec 05 Green coast project aims to restore coastal areas in Asia WWF 15 Dec 05 "Fish with Chips" Reveal Ocean Migration Routes Story by Alister Doyle PlanetArk 15 Dec 05 Survey: Europeans prefer responsibly sourced seafood WWF 14 Dec 05 New Web Site Explores Oceans of the World ENN 13 Dec 05 Time to Draw in the Net on Fishing Subsidies Editorial by Klaus Toepfer and James Leape UNEP 12 Dec 05 Saving the world's rarest shellfish John Lichfield The Independent, UK 12 Dec 05 Australia Battles Illegal Fishing in North, South Story by Michelle Nichols PlanetArk 8 Dec 05 Understanding the oceans microbes is key to the Earth's future EurekAlert 7 Dec 05 Sea urchins' unexpectedly diverse 'innate' immune capability points to new research avenue EurekAlert 5 Dec 05 Scientists say too many fish are snared in the wrong nets Written by John Heilprin PlanetSave 1 Dec 05 Stanford study of sea squirt provides clue to human immune system EurekAlert 23 Nov 05 Abalones along Pacific coast may owe their huge, dinner-plate size to sea otters EurekAlert 9 Nov 05 Health of Acehnese reefs in the wake of the tsunami shows human impacts more harmful But reveals little influence of reefs on land damage EurekAlert 7 Nov 05 Caribbean Reefs Bleached by Warm Water By Associated Press ENN website 3 Nov 05 New species found in Fiji's Great Sea Reef WWF website 3 Nov 05 Riding the Tide - Experts Chart a Course for Marine Protected Areas IUCN website 28 Oct 05 Dubai's Man-Made Islands Anger Environmentalists Story by Andrew Hammond PlanetArk 27 Oct 05 Half of all coral reefs in danger, experts warn Global warming cited; U.S. warns of major event in Caribbean The Associated Press MSNBC website 25 Oct 05 Marine protected areas make coral reefs more resilient to climate change IUCN website 25 Oct 05 INTERVIEW - Scientists Draft Blueprint to Protect World Oceans PlanetArk, 25 Oct 05 Australia wins praise for Great Barrier Reef protection plan Channel NewsAsia 24 Oct 05 Plan to protect the Great Barrier Reef recognized as a Gift to the Earth WWF website 24 Oct 05 Nations urged to "Think as Big as the Oceans are Vast" IUCN website 24 Oct 05 EU launches plan to protect marine environment Written by AOIFE WHITE PlanetSave 24 Oct 05 Menu prices track fishing impact BBC Online 23 Oct 05 Global Warming Takes Toll on Africa's Coral Reefs PlanetArk 19 Oct 05 Seaweed yields new compounds with pharmaceutical potential Jane M. Sanders Eurekalert 12 Oct 05 Chile Group Calls for Salmon Farm Moratorium PlanetArk 30 Sep 05 Rock pool sponge may fight cancer BBC Online 27 Sep 05 Smallest Creatures in Ocean Hold Valuable Secrets Story by Anna Mudeva PlanetArk 27 Sep 05 Caribbean Corals Hit by Warm, Storm-Spawning Seas Story by Alister Doyle Planet Ark 26 Mar 05 Investing in the Environment Gives “Big Bang for Your Buck” UNEP website, 14 Sep 05 Investing in the Environment Yield High Returns IUCN website, 15 Sep 05 Spending on Environment Yields Big Returns - Report Story by Alister Doyle, Environment Correspondent PlanetArk website, 15 Sep 05 Oysters Worldwide Contaminated with Norovirus PlanetArk 14 Sep 05 'Geotubes’ fail to halt erosion in Johor R. Sittamparam New Straits Times 7 Sep 05 What’s your marine ecosystem worth? IUCN website, 5 Sep 05 Coral Reef Ecosystems Found To Be in Decline in U.S. Waters By John Heilprin, Associated Press ENN website, 19 Aug 05 Pacific Coast Ecosystems Return to Normal after Winds Arrive Late By Terence Chea, Associated Press ENN website, 17 Aug 05 Black Abalone Withering Towards Extinction, Scientists Say John Roach for National Geographic News National Geographic website, 9 Aug 05 Global warming? Scientists are seeing more dead birds, fewer fish on the Pacific Coast by Terence Chea PlanetSave, 2 Aug 05 Ancient Channels, Seasons Shape Beach Erosion, Lab Finds John Roach for National Geographic News National Geographic website, 1 Aug 05 Big fish halved by overfishing, study says Researchers find five healthy hotspots around the Earth by Associated Press MSNBC website, 28 Jul 05 Fish Study Shows Decline in Tuna, 'Game' Fish PlanetArk website, 27 Jul 05 Researcher Trying to Breed Tropical Fish Associated Press Environment News Network, 27 Jul 05 Watch Your Step: Study Shows Life in Tidal Areas at Risk John Roach National Geographic website, 25 Jul 05 High DDT Levels Found in Breastmilk of Hong Kong Mothers PlanetArk website, 25 Jul 05 Scientists Speed Coral Growth By Sam Kean, St. Louis Post Dispatch Environment News Network, 20 Jul 05 Scientists Raise Alarm About Ocean Health By Associated Press ENN website 14 Jul 05 Oceans at Risk from Global Warming – Scientists Story by Jeremy Lovell Planet Ark 1 Jul 05 Up to a quarter of coral reef fishes threatened with extinction IUCN website, 23 Jun 05 Toxic Snail Venoms Yielding New Painkillers, Drugs by John Roach National Geographic News, 14 Jun 05 New sea creatures found off Philippines By Chang Ai-Lien, The Straits Times 13 Jun 05 on the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research News page Scientists clone marine DNA in "drugs from the sea" breakthrough Channel NewsAsia, 1 Jun 05 High-Tech Ship Sets Course for Green Ocean Transport by Simon Johnson PlanetArk website 30 May 05 Deep sea weapon against superbug BBC News Online 25 May 05 Worldwide coastal cleanup bags 4,000 tons of debris by Jeannette J. Lee PlanetSave website 19 May 05 Escaped farmed fish threaten wild salmon stocks, warns WWF WWF website 12 May 05 Large fish 'may follow dinosaurs' By Jonathan Amos BBC News website, 14 May 05 Ocean waters yield cancer therapy BBC News Online 13 May 05 Coral Reef Damage Could Have Global Impact - Experts by George Thande PlanetArk website, 26 Apr 05 Australian scientists discover massive new coral reef system Channel NewsAsia, 22 Apr 05 Residents of popular HK island concerned over threat to ecology By Roland Lim Channel NewsAsia 15 Apr 05 Noisy Reefs Preferred by Young Fish, Study Says by John Roach National Geographic News website, 7 Apr 05 The heron rises from the ashes about the terrestrial and shore wildlife of Pulau Semakau by Chua Mui Hoong The Straits Times, 7 Apr 05 Ecolabelling schemes to support sustainable fisheries get a boost UN FAO website 23 Mar 05 State of the World Fisheries and Aquaculture, 2005 Fisheries and aquaculture are important to Asian economies and fish are a significant food source. However, the global potential for marine capture fisheries has been reached, and more rigorous plans are needed to rebuild depleted stocks and prevent the decline of those being exploited at or close to their maximum potential. UN FAO website 7 Mar 05 Copying nature in Thailand, one artificial reef at a time Channel NewsAsia, 6 Apr 05 Corals proposed for endangered listing for first time PlanetSave, 4 Mar 05 Island-building covers coral reefs, alters Gulf environment Planet Save.com, 25 Feb 05 Deep Sea Chemicals Looking to nature for medical discoveries What generates the medical properties Medical applications PBS Online Focus, 16 Feb 05 with links to streaming video and real/audio. There's still hope for Port Dickson Explores the plight of corals, mangroves, littering and pollution, and the lack of 'soul' in the beachfront resort. A reflection of the same issues in Singapore? by Elizabeth John and P. Sharmini The New Straits Times, 6 Feb 05 Dying Reefs Disappearing coral reefs; What's killing coral reefs? Saving coral reefs; Establishing an ocean policy PBS Online Focus, 1 Feb 05 with links to streaming video and real/audio. 2004-2005 articles | latest articles |
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