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Greenpeace expedition proves marine species worthy of protection in the Antarctic

by DiveSSI - 7th March 2018

Oscar winner Javier Bardem calls for Antarctic marine reserveUp until now unexplored parts of the Antarctic seabed harbour sensitive and thus valuable...

antarctic, climate change, conservation, ocean,

Greenpeace finds farmed fish like salmon and trout to be contaminated with pesticides

by DiveSSI - 16th December 2016

Farmed fish is heavily contaminated with the chemical ethoxyquin, according to a laboratory study carried out by Greenpeace on fish products like ...

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conservation, fishfarms, ocean, research, toxic,

Greenpeace cleans up beaches of Spitsbergen

by DiveSSI - 6th July 2016

Remote places no longer untouched by trashGreenpeace activists have picked up an assortment of oceanic trash that have washed up on the beaches of the...

conservation, ocean, plastic trash,

Greenpeace measures radioactivity caused by Fukushima nuclear disaster

by DiveSSI - 26th February 2016

Together with an international team of radiation experts, Greenpeace is currently at Fukushima, measuring the amount of radioactive contamination st...

contamination, Fukushima, Greenpeace, investigation, research,

Fish Advisor app from Greenpeace

by DiveSSI - 29th January 2016

The latest edition of the Fish Advisor app from Greenpeace has just been served up, appearing both as a printed guide and an app. The guidebook and...

app, download, farming, fish, Greenpeace,

Sea turtles contaminated with micro-plastics worldwide

by DiveSSI - 7th December 2018

Researchers examined more than 100 animals of all seven speciesResearchers from the University of Exeter and the Plymouth Marine Laboratory, in collab...

micro plastic, sea turtles,

Antarctic: No Marine Sanctuary in the Southern Ocean

by DiveSSI - 2nd November 2018

Russia, China and Norway prevent protection of the Wedell SeaAccording to media reports, the Antarctic Commission CCAMLR has decided against setting u...

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antarctica, conservation, marine sanctuary, ocean,

Yummy – seasoning with plastic …

by DiveSSI - 24th October 2018

More than 90% of the salt brands worldwide contain microplasticAccording to a new study led by Seung-Kyu Kim, a professor at Incheon University, and G...

conservation, micro plastic, ocean, plastic garbage, sea salt,

Krill fishing industry retreats from parts of the Antarctic

by DiveSSI - 11th July 2018

Industry Association supports marine sanctuary in the Weddell SeaThe krill industry will stop fishing in large parts of the ecologically sensitive are...

Krill, Euphausia superba, represent a critical component of the Antarctic food web, providing food for fish, whales, seals, penguins, albatross and other seabirds, as well as marine invertebrates.
Greenpeace is on a three-month expedition to the Antarctic to carry out scientific research, including seafloor submarine dives, to highlight the urgent need for the creation of a 1.8 million square kilometre Antarctic Ocean Sanctuary. Key findings from the footage and samples gathered from the submarine dives will be shared with the Antarctic Ocean Commission (CCAMLR) to establish localised protections as well as to strengthen this and other upcoming proposals for marine protection in the Antarctic.

antarctica, conservation, krill, marine sanctuary,

“License to Krill”

by DiveSSI - 19th March 2018

Greenpeace: industrial krill fishing endangers the Southern OceanThe fishing industry is jeopardizing the ecological balance of the south polar food w...

conservation, krill, ocean, research,

Amazon Reef photographed for the first time

by DiveSSI - 6th February 2017

Greenpeace explores the newly discovered reef Off the Brazilian coast, where the Amazon River meets the Atlantic Ocean, researchers discovered a u...

Images of the Amazon Reef taken from a submarine launched from the MY Esperanza. The Greenpeace ship is currently in the region of the Amazon river mouth, Amapá State, for the “Defend the Amazon Reef” campaign.
A team of experts are onboard, including the scientist from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Fabiano Thompson and Kenneth Jozeph Lowick, from Greenpeace Belgium. Thompson led the group of scientists who discovered the coral reef at the mouth of the Amazon River.
Imagens captadas do submarino dos Corais da Amazônia. Neste sábado, 28 de janeiro, o submarino foi lançado do navio Esperanza com o cientista da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Fabiano Thompson e Kenneth Jozeph Lowick, do Greenpeace da Bégica. Thompson liderou o grupo de cientistas que descobriu o recife de corais na foz do rio Amazonas. O lançamento do submarino envolveu grande parte da tripulação do navio.
Esperanza, um dos três navios do Greenpeace, está na região da foz do rio Amazonas, no Amapá, para a campanha “Defenda os Corais da Amazônia. O objetivo é observar debaixo d’água, pela primeira vez, os recifes de corais.

conservation, corals, ocean, reef, research,

Youths in Hamburg say no to microplastics in cosmetics

by DiveSSI - 20th October 2016

On 15 October 2016, accompanied by a three-metre long cosmetic bottle made of wood, about 70 youths took a dip in the Binnenalster in Hamburg to cal...

conservation, ocean, plastic, research,

Major companies say “no” to cod fishing in previously ice-covered Arctic waters

by DiveSSI - 30th May 2016

Some major food companies and retailers, like Iglo and McDonald's, have signed a commitment with Greenpeace on 25 May 2016 to halt further expansion o...

Arctic, cod, fishing, Greenpeace, ice, McDonald's,

Divers thwart scourge of ghost nets in North Sea reserve

by DiveSSI - 20th May 2016

More than one ton of fishing nets have been recovered near Sylt in the North Sea by divers from Ghost Fishing Foundation during a ten-day clean-up ope...

conservation, fishing, ghost nets, Greenpeace, nets, plastic,

Beluga II makes waves against plastic waste

by DiveSSI - 21st April 2016

Since April 16th, the Greenpeace ship Beluga II has been underway on a new journey to publicise the growing threat of plastic trash and microplastic...

conservation, Greenpeace, microplastic, plastic,

German Oceanographic Museum turns spotlight on cephalopods for 2016

by DiveSSI - 2nd April 2016

This year, step into the fascinating world of cephalopods, at the German Oceanographic Museum's Meeresmuseum and Ozeaneum. That's because 2016 is dedi...

cephalopod, German Oceanographic Museum, octopus,

Environment groups call for more effective marine protection

by DiveSSI - 18th March 2016

German environmental organisations have called for a more effective level of marine protection in the North and Baltic Sea by Federal Minister of Food...

conservation, environment, fishing, regulations,