Trinidadian marine scientist collects Anthony N Sabga Awards for Excellence
Trinidadian-born deep-sea marine biologist Dr Diva Amon was the joint recipient of the Anthony N Sabga Awards, receiving $250,000.
Source: newsday.co.tt
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Morning Edition: 16th May 2024
In this episode of Morning Edition, President of TTUTA Martin Lumkin gives his view on the announcement by the Education Minister, that 150 Migrant children will be entering the school
Antigua And Barbuda Trinidad And Tobago Nicole Leotaud Kendall Teloka Ruthlyn Dickson Boxill Josanne Basanoo
Source: tv6tnt.com
Nauru: Cash-strapped island nations that will do anything to make a buck
In its quest for cash, the tiny island nation of Nauru has tried it all. Its latest scheme may be its riskiest bet yet.
Source: afr.com
Can Deep-Sea Mining Save Nauru's Economy?
In its quest for cash, the tiny island nation of Nauru has tried it all. Its latest scheme may be its riskiest bet yet.
South Ossetia Georgia General Cook Islands United Kingdom Solomon Islands Australian Capital Territory
Source: foreignpolicy.com
The New Technology Inspiring People to Care About the Ocean
Experts and industry leaders discussed the challenges and the potential of the deep sea, during a panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Source: time.com
Oceans Are the Earth's Last Frontier. Can New Technology Make People Care About It?
Experts and industry leaders discussed the challenges and the potential of the deep sea, during a panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Source: yahoo.com
Deep-sea Mining Vital to Climate Action - but at What Cost?
Norway looks set to be the first country to allow the mining of rare earths and metals from its ocean floor. Deep-sea Mining Vital to Climate Action - but at What Cost?.
Source: latestly.com
Deep-sea mining vital to climate action - but at what cost?
Norway looks set to be the first country to allow the mining of rare earths and metals from its ocean floor. How will it work, and what are the risks?
Source: humnews.pk
Major discoveries, an undersea tragedy and international cooperation were some of the biggest saltwater moments of the year
Source: smithsonianmag.com
Deep-Sea Mining Could Begin Soon, Regulated or Not - Scientific American
Mining the seafloor could boost global production of clean energy technology—and destroy the ocean in the process
Source: scientificamerican.com