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Apoena Biotech Bioprospects Microorganisms from the Blue Amazon for Personal Care - Vimarsana News

Apoena Biotech Bioprospects Microorganisms from the Blue Amazon for Personal Care

The company has begun utilizing bioprospecting to develop products from microorganisms native and unique to a specific environment.

The Other Endangered Frontier of Subsea Mining: Brazil's Blue Amazon - Vimarsana News

The Other Endangered Frontier of Subsea Mining: Brazil's Blue Amazon

You might not have heard of the Blue Amazon, but it’s the part of the ocean owned by Brazil. Otherwise known as Brazil’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ)...

Brazil's 'Blue Amazon', and the promise and perils of seabed mining - Vimarsana News

Brazil's 'Blue Amazon', and the promise and perils of seabed mining

The mineral-rich seabed off Brazil’s coast is attracting great interest. But unregulated extraction would have irreversible impacts on ecosystems

Kevin McKenna: My lockdown struggles with anti-social sobriety - Vimarsana News

Kevin McKenna: My lockdown struggles with anti-social sobriety

MY drinklessness, which started during the Covid, has now extended beyond lockdown. The time may soon be drawing near when I must stop denying I…

Brazilian Navy Conducts Scientific Expedition in the South Atlantic Ocean - Vimarsana News

Brazilian Navy Conducts Scientific Expedition in the South Atlantic Ocean

In the first trimester of 2022, the Brazilian Navy (MB) carried out a scientific expedition to islands of the South Atlantic Ocean, with the objective of studying and safeguarding Brazilian jurisdictional waters and their multiple extraordinary resources. The month-long trip, carried out on board the Almirante Graça Aranha hydro-oceanographic ship, had a crew of 116 people, including military personnel and civilian researchers.