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• Industrial Overfishing and Sea Slavery Fuel Ecological Collapse Across Southeast Asian Maritime Borders

  Published: Apr 19, 2026

  Section: Companies & Industry

  Southeast Asia’s marine ecosystems face imminent collapse as industrial fishing and geopolitical militarization deplete up to 95% of fish stocks in some regions. This environmental...

• UBC Global Inventory Reveals Bottom Trawling Impacts Thousands of Fish Species, Including Critically Endangered Groups

  Published: Apr 8, 2026

  Section: Research

  The first-ever global inventory of bottom trawl catches, led by the University of British Columbia, has identified more than 3,000 fish species swept up by heavy nets, with actual...

• Global Crisis as 73% of Marine Protected Areas Face Chronic Sewage Contamination

  Published: Apr 6, 2026

  Section: Environment

  A comprehensive analysis of over 16,000 marine protected areas has revealed that 73% of these conservation zones are currently polluted by land-based sewage. The study, led by the...

• Deep-Sea Expedition Unveils "Pristine" Underwater Mountains and Record-Breaking Blue Hole in Uncharted Caribbean Waters

  Published: Apr 2, 2026

  Section: Americas

  A six-week scientific mission exploring the depths of the Cayman Islands, Anguilla, and Turks and Caicos has revealed a "hidden world" of marine biodiversity. Researchers documente...

• United Nations High Seas Treaty Enters Into Force Following Landmark Ratification Threshold to Protect Global Waters

  Published: Feb 27, 2026

  Section: Environment

  The first legally binding international agreement to conserve marine biodiversity beyond national jurisdictions has officially taken effect after clearing the 60-nation ratificatio...