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Without oversight, the High Seas Treaty is 'just a piece of paper', says Paul Watson
The activist responded, in writing, to questions sent by Correio Sabiá about marine conservation
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Global March for Climate at COP30: decisions about the planet’s future must include society’s voice
*By Tássia Biazon and Germana Barata On the morning of November 15, the streets of Belém’s historic center were filled with a vibrant, diverse, and conscious crowd. It was the Global Climate March, part of the social movements’ program during COP30. Convened by the People’s Summit, the event
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Researcher suggests strategic monitoring of sun coral instead of indiscriminate removal
Removing sun coral during reproductive periods can have the opposite effect to that desired, since the species is capable of vegetative reproduction and generating new individuals from fragments of itself
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From land to sea: what the new licensing law threatens
The new General Licensing Law weakens environmental protection, threatens coastal governance, and jeopardizes ecosystems that shelter and sustain more than half of the Brazilian population
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#04 Application that uses AI to identify sun coral still has limitations
As a final result, modeling using machine learning represents an advance in controlling the invasive species, but it will have to overcome implementation challenges.
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#03 Researcher develops a model that uses AI and computer vision to monitor sun coral
This tool can be replicated to monitor other invasive species.
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#02 Sun coral: data indicate stagnation in the species' dispersal in Arraial do Cabo
The freezing water temperature is believed to be the cause of the slowdown in the species' dispersal.
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#01 Sun coral: understand the problem caused by an invasive species on the Brazilian coast
The spread of sun coral reinforces the importance of seeking preventive solutions and strengthening the 30x30 goal to make natural environments more resilient.
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Towards a new and more inclusive National Coastal Management Plan
The central idea is that the solutions to the impasses of modernity do not lie ahead, but in the reconnection with original knowledge, the living heritage of traditional populations.
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Government promises complete fishing data by the end of 2025, following FOIA request
On the other hand, a dispatch from the Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture admits gaps in environmental risks
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Event brings together authorities, researchers, and civil society to develop the Regional Catfish Conservation Plan
The main delivery of the event should be a minute that establishes concrete criteria for species conservation and sustainable fishing.