How to build an equitable ocean economy
World Economic Forum,
More than 3 billion people depend on marine resources for their livelihoods. But access to ocean resources is limited and…
How to build an equitable ocean economy
GreenBiz,
This article was originally published on World Resources Institute. Sustainability and equity are two sides of the same coin.
VR can encourage people to save our oceans. Here's why
World Economic Forum,
We know comparatively little about the ocean, but problems such as climate change and overfishing mean it's under serious threat.
Virtual reality may help us develop empathy for oceans and marine life
Phys.org,
Hundreds of kilometres from shore, and covering two-thirds of the Earth's surface, the high seas are a world that few of us…
MIL-OSI Global: Virtual reality may help us develop empathy for oceans and marine life
Foreign Affairs New Zealand,
– By Jessica Blythe, Assistant Professor, Environmental Sustainability Research Centre, Brock University Virtual reality may be…
Virtual reality may help us develop empathy for oceans and marine life
Yahoo! News,
Hundreds of kilometres from shore, and covering two-thirds of the Earth’s surface, the high seas are a world that few of us…
Virtual reality may help us develop empathy for oceans and marine life
Global Advisors,
Virtual reality may be a useful tool to increase public awareness and empathy for ocean environments.
Virtual reality may help us develop empathy for oceans and marine life
The Conversation,
Hundreds of kilometres from shore, and covering two-thirds of the Earth’s surface, the high seas are a world that few of us…
Virtual reality may help us develop empathy for oceans and marine life
Newsbreak,
Hundreds of kilometres from shore, and covering two-thirds of the Earth’s surface, the high seas are a world that few of us…
MIL-OSI Global: The ocean is increasingly crowded – and businesses must become better stewards
Foreign Affairs New Zealand,
– By Robert Blasiak, Research Fellow in Ocean Management, Stockholm University The MV Wakashio ran aground on a coral reef in…
A new role for transnational corporations in an increasingly crowded ocean?
Yahoo! News,
View photos The MV Wakashio ran aground on a coral reef in Mauritius in late July 2020, leaking 1,000 tonnes of oil into the…
Protecting ocean habitats isn't easy when industries are booming – but can they be part of the solution?
The Conversation,
The MV Wakashio ran aground on a coral reef in Mauritius in late July 2020, leaking 1,000 tonnes of oil into the crystal blue…
A new role for transnational corporations in an increasingly crowded ocean?
The Conversation,
The MV Wakashio ran aground on a coral reef in Mauritius in late July 2020, leaking 1,000 tonnes of oil into the crystal blue…
World Environment Day 2020: Blue Acceleration — Human's dash for ocean resources mirrors what we’ve done to the land
Firstpost,
Humans are leaving a heavy footprint on the Earth, but when did we become the main driver of change in the planet’s ecosystems?
We've exhausted all land resources - and now we're looking for answers on the horizon
World Economic Forum,
The post-war period of increasing demand on the Earth's natural resources is known as the Great Acceleration.
What is ‘Blue Acceleration’ and what does it mean for our oceans?
World Economic Forum,
The post-war period of increasing demand on the Earth's natural resources is known as the Great Acceleration.
The Dash for Ocean Resources Is the New Gold Rush
The National Interest,
Humans are leaving a heavy footprint on the Earth, but when did we become the main driver of change in the planet’s ecosystems?
Blue acceleration: our dash for ocean resources mirrors what we’ve already done to the land
Eco Business,
Humans are leaving a heavy footprint on the Earth, but when did we become the main driver of change in the planets ecosystems?
Blue Acceleration: our dash for ocean resources mirrors what we've already done to the land
Futures TradingCharts.com,
(MENAFN via COMTEX) -- (MENAFN - The Conversation) Humans are leaving a heavy footprint on the Earth, but when did we become…
Blue Acceleration: our dash for ocean resources mirrors what we’ve already done to the land
Free Mail South Africa,
Blue Acceleration: our dash for ocean resources mirrors what we’ve already done to the land: Humans are leaving a heavy…
MIL-OSI Global: Blue Acceleration: our dash for ocean resources mirrors what we’ve already done...
Foreign Affairs New Zealand,
– By Robert Blasiak, Research Fellow in Ocean Management, Stockholm University Humans are leaving a heavy footprint on the Earth…
Blue Acceleration: our dash for ocean resources mirrors what we’ve already done to the land
Yahoo! News,
Humans are leaving a heavy footprint on the Earth, but when did we become the main driver of change in the planet’s ecosystems?
Blue Acceleration: our dash for ocean resources mirrors what we’ve already done to the land
Yahoo! News,
Humans are leaving a heavy footprint on the Earth, but when did we become the main driver of change in the planet’s ecosystems?
Blue Acceleration: our dash for ocean resources mirrors what we’ve already done to the land
The Conversation,
Humans are leaving a heavy footprint on the Earth, but when did we become the main driver of change in the planet’s ecosystems?
Marine Ökosysteme: Zwischen Schutz und Ausbeutung
Der Standard,
Junge-Akademie-Blog Wem gehören die Meereslebewesen in internationalen Gewässern – und wie können wir sie schützen? Blog Alice…
One Company Owns Almost Half of Marine Gene Sequence Patents: What It Could Mean for Drug Discovery
Biospace,
German chemical company BASF, the world’s largest chemical producer, has registered 47 percent of patented marine organism gene…
What 13,000 patents of sea life DNA tell us about the future, World News
The Straits Times,
The California brown sea hare has some of the biggest brain cells in the animal kingdom.
From Whales to Urchins to Algae
Genomeweb,
Delegates at the United Nations have been discussing a legal framework to govern the genetic resources of the deep sea, the New…
What 13,000 Patents Involving the DNA of Sea Life Tell Us About the Future
New York Times,
Trilobites This is a California brown sea hare. It has the some of the biggest brain cells in the animal kingdom.
U.N. makes a bold move to protect marine life on the high seas
MSN,
© Franco Banfi/ U.N. Makes a Bold Move to Protect Marine Life on the High Seas.
U.N. makes a bold move to protect marine life on the high seas Olive Heffernan - Scientific American
Salon,
The bluefin tuna is one of the biggest, fastest fishes in the ocean. Its streamlined body can sprint at up to 45 miles per hour…
U.N. Makes a Bold Move to Protect Marine Life on the High Seas
Scientific American,
The bluefin tuna is one of the biggest, fastest fishes in the ocean. Its streamlined body can sprint at up to 45 miles per hour…
Négociations mondiales pour sauver les océans
Le Temps,
Le 4 septembre débuteront à New York les négociations pour un traité international sur la conservation et l’utilisation durable…
UNO sucht Abkommen fr Schutz der Hochsee
ORF.at,
Nach zehn Jahren Vorverhandlungen geht es in dieser Woche los: In New York beraten die Vereinten Nationen erstmals offiziell über…
One company has the majority of patents on sea creature genes
Global Advisors,
Although patent laws vary country to country, in most, you can’t patent a specific type of animal.
One company has the majority of patents on sea creature genes
Quartz,
Although patent laws vary country to country, in most, you can’t patent a specific type of animal.
Chi è il padrone della biodiversità marina? Quasi la metà dei brevetti sui geni appartiene alla Basf - Greenreport: economia ecologica e sviluppo sostenibile
Green Report (Italy),
Le multinazionali si accaparrano i brevetti delle risorse genetiche marine [14 giugno 2018] Secondo lo studio “Corporate…
Nearly Half the Patents on Marine Genes Belong to Just One Company
Smithsonian Magazine,
A creature as majestic as a whale, you might think, should have no owner. Yet it turns out that certain snippets of the DNA…
Corporate control of marine biodiversity
Radio Canada International,
A new study found a limited number of entities owned the majority of genome derived patents, meaning potential control of use…
Who Owns the Ocean? One Company Has Registered Half of All Marine Gene Patents
Technology Networks,
A single corporation has registered nearly half of all existing patents associated with genes from marine organisms, according…
La multinacional BASF posee el 47% de las patentes mundiales de ADN de vida marina
La Vanguardia,
La Cumbre sobre medio ambiente celebrada en Río de Janeiro en 2012 (conocida como Rio+20) relanzó la atención sobre el…
Half of all patents in the world for genes of marine species owned by one corporation: study
The Toronto Star,
VANCOUVER—A single corporation owns nearly half of the existing patents associated with the genes of marine organisms…
Microsoft в толще океана: будущее мегасерверов - на дне морском?
BBC News,
Правообладатель иллюстрации Boston Globe Автономный дата-центр Microsoft затопили у берегов Оркнейских островов к северу от Шотла…
Consolidation of Deep Sea Genes
Genomeweb,
Just one company owns half the patents on genes from deep-sea organisms, the Independent reports.
News story from Publico on Thursday 07 June 2018
Publico,
Patent på havsorganismers gensekvenser - BASF äger hälften
Sverige Radio,
När någon utforskar generna av en växt, ett djur eller en annan organism går det i vissa fall att söka internationella patent på…
News story from The Independent on Wednesday 06 June 2018
The Independent,
Blue Rush: One Company Leads the Race to Own Marine Genetic Sequences
The Scientist Magazine,
Almost half of all patents relating to the genes of marine organisms belong to one large international corporation, BASF, a new…
Patenting marine genetic resources: Who owns ocean biodiversity?
Long Room,
Marine organisms have evolved to thrive in various ocean environments, resulting in unique adaptations that make them the…
Patenting marine genetic resources: Who owns ocean biodiversity?
Science Daily,
Marine organisms have evolved to thrive in various ocean environments, resulting in unique adaptations that make them the…
Half of all patents for genes from marine species owned by one company
Yahoo! News,
A single corporation owns half of all existing patents for genes from marine species, according to a new study.
Half of all patents for genes from marine species owned by one company
Yahoo! News,
A single corporation owns half of all existing patents for genes from marine species, according to a new study.
Patenting marine genetic resources: Who owns ocean biodiversity?
Phys.org,
Home Biology Ecology June 6, 2018 June 6, 2018, University of British Columbia Marine organisms have evolved to thrive in…
One Corporation Holds Most of Ocean’s Genetic Patents
AAAS,
Organisms from deep sea hydrothermal vents are among the ocean dwellers with patented genetic material.
Patenting marine genetic resources: Who owns ocean biodiversity?
EurekAlert!,
Marine organisms have evolved to thrive in various ocean environments, resulting in unique adaptations that make them the…