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Posts
- Bathing Water
- UK gets final warning over wastewater
- Unworthy of Worthing
- Blue Flag washed away
- Action (at last ?) on Bathing Water quality
- Man versus Sharks in Australia : the truce collapses
- Sunderland’s Roker promenade is experiencing seaborne sewage pollution
- Victory at last for sewage pollution campaigners at Whitburn, Sunderland
- Innovative technology turns sewage into plastic
- Waste Water Directive to be watered down?
- More Coastal Hazards emerge
- 2013 Good Beach Guide reveals that sea bathing water quality in 2012 was “weather affected”
- Blogs
- Coastal Access
- Coastal Defences
- Changing Currents – Increased erosion at Scratby, Norfolk
- Easton Bavents erosion homes plan comes under fire
- Video of Norfolk & Suffolk Erosion
- Memories of the 1953 North Sea Surge
- Government’s Water Bill fails to address challenges
- Lowestoft sea wall protection work under discussion
- Change in North Norfolk Coastal Management Policy
- ‘Strategy for the Future’ on Suffolk Erosion
- Brave Bryony fights back!
- Coastal Access Scheme – your comments invited
- Recent Coastal Loss of Norfolk
- Coastal protection tree planting scheme in Norfolk gets the green light
- New exhibition recalling the Norfolk Sea breakthroughs
- Aerial Coastal Photography
- Flood and coastal erosion risk management schemes – Programme of works 2013/14
- ICE prioritises Flood Defence for additional capital spending
- Invitation to ‘Suffolk Coast Against Retreat’ AGM 23rd March
- Adapting to a Changing Coast
- Flood Defences ‘should be top priority’
- Legacy of the great sea flood of 1953
- 1953 – a lesson that needs memorising
- Emergency Sea Defences at Hopton
- Concrete plan to save Hemsby from the Sea
- Emergency measures to protect erosion-hit Hopton cliffs
- Local people plan DIY coastal defences for Hemsby, Norfolk
- Coastal Erosion
- Changing Currents – Increased erosion at Scratby, Norfolk
- Easton Bavents erosion homes plan comes under fire
- Video of Norfolk & Suffolk Erosion
- Memories of the 1953 North Sea Surge
- Government’s Water Bill fails to address challenges
- Lowestoft sea wall protection work under discussion
- Change in North Norfolk Coastal Management Policy
- ‘Strategy for the Future’ on Suffolk Erosion
- Brave Bryony fights back!
- Recent Coastal Loss of Norfolk
- Long Standing Unique Norfolk Area of Natural Beauty at Risk
- Coastal Loss at Winterton, Norfolk
- Beach Erosion at Pagham, West Sussex
- More Coastal Hazards emerge
- Suffolk Coastal Erosion
- Marinet campaigns for protection of East Anglian coastal SSSI
- Norfolk Coast erosion film
- Aerial Coastal Photography
- Coastal Holiday trade under threat
- Flood and coastal erosion risk management schemes – Programme of works 2013/14
- Invitation to ‘Suffolk Coast Against Retreat’ AGM 23rd March
- Lowestoft Erosion damage
- North Suffolk Coastal Erosion
- Stable shores and sustainable sand production
- Lifeboats hit by escalating erosion
- Coastal Erosion threatens North Eastern Norfolk housing
- Legal Case over erosion damage
- Further Corton Erosion
- Progress to protect Norfolk’s Hemsby coastline from erosion
- Legacy of the great sea flood of 1953
- Erosion at Orford Ness
- Recent erosion uncovers new findings
- Further erosion damage in Suffolk
- Video of Hemsby coastal erosion
- Concrete plan to save Hemsby from the Sea
- Emergency measures to protect erosion-hit Hopton cliffs
- Happisburgh still eroding
- CSO
- Thames Tunnel opponents press for green alternative
- Blue Flag washed away
- Action (at last ?) on Bathing Water quality
- Sunderland’s Roker promenade is experiencing seaborne sewage pollution
- Victory at last for sewage pollution campaigners at Whitburn, Sunderland
- Innovative technology turns sewage into plastic
- Waste Water Directive to be watered down?
- Finance
- Fisheries
- Cornish fishing industry looking at improved circumstances and growth
- “Rogue fishermen” break Lyme Bay scallop fishing agreement
- EU Commission seeks a way to eliminate deep sea fishing
- Help Australia stop the Super-trawler
- Indian Ocean island and its artisanal fishery leads the way on marine reserves
- Super Trawler stopped – for now
- NEF explains new CFP report: Every £1 invested in fish stock restoration will yield £14 profit by 2052
- Over-fished stocks, if closed, can be rebuilt and so deliver large future profits
- Increased use of pesticides in Scottish fish farming is being challenged by a petition
- Global food insecurity increasing as world fish stocks decline
- Suffolk small boat fishermen add their voice to CFP Reform
- The Clyde fishery needs more reserves and less trawling
- European Parliament report says CFP should create “fish stock recovery areas” covering 10-20% of the sea
- MARINET informs OSPAR Committee on shortcomings in MSFD Descriptor 3 definition
- New evidence that seismic testing harms marine life
- EU Fisheries Ministers agree CFP reforms, but are strongly criticised
- Will the culling of seals revive Canada’s lost cod stocks?
- Campaigning on the CFP
- UK Fisheries Minister says EU controls on UK fishing fleet are too strict
- Over-fishing in the EU is a solvable problem” says fisheries expert
- Scottish company has visionary proposals for the sustainable farming of salmon on land
- EU 2013 fishing quotas “defy scientific advice” say marine conservationists
- UK Fisheries Ministers applauds “EU fisheries deal”
- UK supermarket plans to sell sustainably fished tuna
- Addressing the most pressing marine science questions
- As Scottish fish farming grows, so does pesticide use
- Petition and further action challenge proposed licensing of GM salmon
- Icelandic “mackerel war” threatens the future of Grimsby and UK fishing industry
- Marinet launches CFP petition on Avaaz
- Faroe Islands withdraw from herring fishing agreement
- Ladbrokes is giving odds and taking bets on the extinction of fish species
- Hard facts in the battle for mackerel
- North Norfolk plans for Fishery Visitor Centres
- Global Ocean Commission formed to fight degradation of the ocean
- David Miliband, co-founder of Global Ocean Commission, explains its purpose
- George Monbiot asks if the Fisheries Minister is surrendering to commercial interests?
- Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall renews his campaign to protect the seabed
- Clyde marine station threatened with closure
- Newsletter January 2013
- “Historic vote” in European Parliament to reform the CFP
- Prof. Callum Roberts outlines the urgent task the new Global Ocean Commission must tackle
- Record caesium level in Fukushima fish
- Trade in UK fishing quotas remains secret, says MP
- Removing large fish from wild stocks damages their gene pool
- Survey launched for views on declining fishing industry
- Greenpeace: “57% of NFFO fishing capacity is foreign controlled”
- Is 8% or 57% of UK fishing fleet foreign owned – NFFO and Greenpeace exchange facts
- Mislabelling of fish is on the increase
- Irish Presidency of the EU is optimistic about agreed CFP Reform, possibly by June
- Is the harvesting of krill in the Southern Ocean worthy of “sustainable fishery” certification, or an imminent disaster?
- “Costing The Earth, BBC Radio 4″ examines the crisis facing EU fish stocks
- GM salmon being farm reared in Panama
- “Sustainable Seafood Coalition” wants to bring ethics to fish retailing
- UK Fisheries Minister identifies 3 key principles for CFP reform
- EU Fisheries Ministers agree to a partial discards ban, and to quotas based on MSY but with no dates
- NFFO believes “regionalisation” is the key CFP reform agreed at Council of Ministers meeting
- New DVD telling the story of the North Norfolk Fishing industry
- Greenpeace apprehensive and “disappointed “about EU negotiations on CFP Reform
- New study suggests the modern ecological structure of fisheries is dangerously unstable
- MSC say sustainable fishing of North Sea cod could soon recommence, but can it?
- Global Warming
- Loss of Arctic Sea Ice now more than 70%
- Our warming sea
- New ‘Marine Climate Change Impacts Partnership’ document
- Smallest recorded extent of summer Arctic sea ice confirmed
- Dire forecasts by Cambridge University professor over Arctic sea ice melting
- Memories of the 1953 North Sea Surge
- Climate Change Marine Impact
- IMO states that “ocean fertilisation” is illegal
- Latest Study on the North Atlantic Conveyor/Gulf Stream
- Global Warming – the chilling evidence
- The Global Carbon Budget
- David Miliband, co-founder of Global Ocean Commission, explains its purpose
- Prof. Callum Roberts outlines the urgent task the new Global Ocean Commission must tackle
- Ships predicted to take direct route across the North Pole by 2050, say scientists
- Petition – Michael Gove: Keep Climate Change in the Curriculum
- Oceans could be temporarily absorbing global warming, suggest scientists
- Global warming expands Antarctic sea ice
- Legacy of the great sea flood of 1953
- Australia’s Great Barrier Reef could be on the “danger list”
- Marine Aggregates
- Dredging application at Severn Sands
- Seaweed dredging
- Memories of the 1953 North Sea Surge
- Recent Coastal Loss of Norfolk
- The demise of Scroby Island
- Marinet campaigns for protection of East Anglian coastal SSSI
- Mining for potash off the Yorkshire coast likely to secure approval
- Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall renews his campaign to protect the seabed
- Surfers oppose plans to mine the Cornish seabed
- Stable shores and sustainable sand production
- Lifeboats hit by escalating erosion
- Coastal Erosion threatens North Eastern Norfolk housing
- Marine Dredging Consents
- Concrete plan to save Hemsby from the Sea
- Marine Legislation
- EU Commission seeks a way to eliminate deep sea fishing
- Suffolk small boat fishermen add their voice to CFP Reform
- European Parliament report says CFP should create “fish stock recovery areas” covering 10-20% of the sea
- Coastguard Closure Battle continues
- MARINET informs OSPAR Committee on shortcomings in MSFD Descriptor 3 definition
- EU Fisheries Ministers agree CFP reforms, but are strongly criticised
- Marinet launches CFP petition on Avaaz
- Newsletter January 2013
- “Historic vote” in European Parliament to reform the CFP
- Prof. Callum Roberts outlines the urgent task the new Global Ocean Commission must tackle
- Trade in UK fishing quotas remains secret, says MP
- UK Marine Minister, Richard Benyon, defends his MCZ policy
- Irish Presidency of the EU is optimistic about agreed CFP Reform, possibly by June
- EU Fisheries Ministers agree to a partial discards ban, and to quotas based on MSY but with no dates
- NFFO believes “regionalisation” is the key CFP reform agreed at Council of Ministers meeting
- Greenpeace apprehensive and “disappointed “about EU negotiations on CFP Reform
- Marine Reserves
- Protection of Norfolk’s Sheringham reef and seven other Norfolk coastal gems in the balance
- Fishing in European marine reserves to be assessed for adverse impact
- Pacific Islands create two of the world’s largest marine reserves, calling then “Pacific Oceanscape”
- “Rogue fishermen” break Lyme Bay scallop fishing agreement
- Action to protect the Coral Sea
- Indian Ocean island and its artisanal fishery leads the way on marine reserves
- Man-made salt marshes not as biodiverse as their natural counterparts.
- Diablo Canyon update
- The Clyde fishery needs more reserves and less trawling
- South Norfolk GP Meeting on MCZ
- Welsh Government calls for more time to determine its MCZs
- Torbay council considers artificial reef scheme to promote marine wildlife
- UK Government to take action to protect SACs from adverse effects of fishing
- Steps taken to strengthen marine reserves in Antarctica
- Greenpeace forces Waitrose to re-evaluate its commercial ties with Shell and Arctic oil exploration
- Coral Sea marine national park established
- Should the UK’s Pitcairn Islands become the world’s largest no-take marine reserve?
- UK governments announces 31 new MCZs from of a possible list of 127 sites
- Marine Conservation Society says “UK’s MCZ plans are too limited”
- Flame shell reef in Scottish seas could be the world’s largest
- East Anglian reaction to MCZ’s
- Warning to MPs from wildlife NGOs about the dangers of a Severn Barrage
- Public Consultation on MCZs
- 1/4 million people sign Wildlife Trust petition expressing disappointment over MCZ designations
- David Miliband, co-founder of Global Ocean Commission, explains its purpose
- Newsletter January 2013
- Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall leads rally to Parliament for increased number of MCZs
- UK Marine Minister, Richard Benyon, defends his MCZ policy
- Critics are less convinced by Minister’s defence of his MCZ policy
- Better consultation on Norfolk Coast MCZs?
- Prof. Callum Roberts explains why more MCZs are essential
- Suffolk & Essex Wildlife Groups call for more marine protection
- Minister blames “cash squeeze” for slow MCZ delivery
- Scottish NGOs say MCZs could produce an economic dividend of £10 billion over 20 years
- Marinet recommends to the Minister: “make fishermen the managers of MCZs”
- Loophole in “favourable condition” definition for MCZs, claims marine scientist
- Parliamentary Report criticises UK Government and says “Marine Conservation Zones are vital”
- Short film illustrates the value and urgent need to protect coral reefs
- Latest Newsletter Available
- Hard-to-fish areas in Celtic Sea are a refuge for skate and rays
- Marine Wildlife
- The marine wildlife impact from seismic testing
- Evidence that beached whales in Scotland are “in distress” due to seismic testing in North Sea
- Capt Paul Watson, Sea Shepherd’s leader, plans to evade arrest by staying at sea
- Sea Shepherd launch ‘Operation Miinimbi’
- New London railway will result in new coastal wetland in Essex
- Diablo Canyon update
- Man versus Sharks in Australia : the truce collapses
- New detection technology assists protection of marine mammals at offshore energy sites
- Japanese whalers confirm Sea Shepherd’s effectiveness
- Pressure grows for a ban on polar bear “items”
- New evidence that seismic testing harms marine life
- Marine biotechnology promises huge benefits, but at what risk to our seas?
- One cubic foot of sea – in pictures
- Plenty more fish (and other eukaryotes) in the sea, say boffins
- Will the culling of seals revive Canada’s lost cod stocks?
- Sea Shepherd adds ex-Japanese government vessel to its anti-whaling fleet
- Scottish company has visionary proposals for the sustainable farming of salmon on land
- Flame shell reef in Scottish seas could be the world’s largest
- Scottish marine biodiversity surveys produce interesting results
- 1000s of shark fins drying on a Hong Kong rooftop are part of 75 million shark deaths annually
- EU recognises importance of total ban on shark fin trade
- United States FDA moves closer to approval of GM salmon
- Warning to MPs from wildlife NGOs about the dangers of a Severn Barrage
- New Deep Ocean Exploration
- Seabirds washed up in serious distress on south-west coast
- Report says Japan should “switch from hunting whales to watching whales”
- Global Ocean Commission formed to fight degradation of the ocean
- David Miliband, co-founder of Global Ocean Commission, explains its purpose
- Clyde marine station threatened with closure
- Newsletter January 2013
- Explorers find “evidence” of mankind in the oceans’ abyssal depths
- Prof. Callum Roberts outlines the urgent task the new Global Ocean Commission must tackle
- Sperm whale dies after swallowing large amount of dumped plastics
- Hunting for a “mermaid’s purse” will assist shark preservation
- Is the harvesting of krill in the Southern Ocean worthy of “sustainable fishery” certification, or an imminent disaster?
- Short film illustrates the value and urgent need to protect coral reefs
- SeaOrbiter to explore the oceans
- Australia’s Great Barrier Reef could be on the “danger list”
- Hard-to-fish areas in Celtic Sea are a refuge for skate and rays
- Turtle Conservation in the Mediterannean celebrates 25 years of action
- Ocean Acidification
- Global food insecurity increasing as world fish stocks decline
- First evidence of ocean acidification affecting marine life in the Southern Ocean
- Global Ocean Commission formed to fight degradation of the ocean
- David Miliband, co-founder of Global Ocean Commission, explains its purpose
- Prof. Callum Roberts outlines the urgent task the new Global Ocean Commission must tackle
- Australia’s Great Barrier Reef could be on the “danger list”
- Pollution
- UK gets final warning over wastewater
- Unworthy of Worthing
- Thames Tunnel opponents press for green alternative
- Increased use of pesticides in Scottish fish farming is being challenged by a petition
- Blue Flag washed away
- Russia’s Gazprom halts Arctic oil drilling
- Shell halts Arctic drilling, but still defiantly optimistic about the safety of its operations
- IMO stands firm on ballast water and invasive species
- Sunderland’s Roker promenade is experiencing seaborne sewage pollution
- Russia announces further delays in its Arctic drilling programme
- Victory at last for sewage pollution campaigners at Whitburn, Sunderland
- Innovative technology turns sewage into plastic
- Oil companies going unpunished for thousands of North Sea spills
- IMO states that “ocean fertilisation” is illegal
- Mixed fortunes in Falkland Islands oil exploration
- Hawaii’s coral reefs are being seriously affected by disease
- New Pembrokeshire power station to be investigated for impact on SAC
- Greenpeace forces Waitrose to re-evaluate its commercial ties with Shell and Arctic oil exploration
- Scottish company has visionary proposals for the sustainable farming of salmon on land
- Mercury level in the oceans has doubled over the last century
- As Scottish fish farming grows, so does pesticide use
- Shell’s Arctic drilling plans are under review
- Petition and further action challenge proposed licensing of GM salmon
- One-third of fish caught in English Channel have plastic in their gut
- Seabirds washed up in serious distress on south-west coast
- Global Ocean Commission formed to fight degradation of the ocean
- David Miliband, co-founder of Global Ocean Commission, explains its purpose
- Clyde marine station threatened with closure
- Surfers oppose plans to mine the Cornish seabed
- Explorers find “evidence” of mankind in the oceans’ abyssal depths
- Prof. Callum Roberts outlines the urgent task the new Global Ocean Commission must tackle
- Sperm whale dies after swallowing large amount of dumped plastics
- Sulphur reduction targets for fuels will make “ferries uncompetitive”, say owners
- 2013 Good Beach Guide reveals that sea bathing water quality in 2012 was “weather affected”
- Two-thirds of all beach litter is made of plastic
- Australia’s Great Barrier Reef could be on the “danger list”
- They said it, not us!
- Radioactivity
- More on sonic percussion impacts
- Russia and Norway assess Arctic nuclear waste dump site
- Elevated cancer levels at Dalgety Bay, Fife
- Japan considers the dumping of water from Fukushima nuclear plant into the ocean
- Record caesium level in Fukushima fish
- Environment Agency issues environmental permits for the new Hinkley C nuclear power station
- Renewable Energy
- World’s largest offshore windfarm planned for Moray Firth, meeting 40% of Scotland’s domestic electricity
- Review of marine renewable energy in the UK shows its potential is considerable
- Competing wave and tidal energy technologies confront key test off Orkney
- New detection technology assists protection of marine mammals at offshore energy sites
- UK ‘best destination for marine power projects’
- Large windfarm proposed off Dorset coast
- Scientific testing to determine whether marine energy impacts on wildlife
- Slow Current Marine Energy Technology developed
- 90% of investment in London Array windfarm is from abroad
- Warning to MPs from wildlife NGOs about the dangers of a Severn Barrage
- Number of European offshore wind installations continues to grow
- New investment in UK marine renewable energy
- Cornwall announces £2 million fund for marine renewables development
- Electricity generating “tidal lagoon” proposed for Swansea Bay
- Threat to Wind Turbines – bad vibrations
- Marinet comments on Swansea “tidal lagoon” proposal
- Parliamentary Briefing favours incremental approach to tidal power
Slides
Campaign Articles
- Review of UK Marine Aggregate Extraction Activities
- USA — Navigation study for Canaveral Harbor, Florida
- USA – Offshore Dredging Studies
- Our Disappearing Coastline
- North Sea Surges
- Netherlands — Assessment by Delft University
- Germany — ‘In deep with marine environmental surveys — Exploiting sandbanks’
- Tidal Turbines
- Blue Flags, Blue Flag look-alikes and Jolly Rogers
- Wastewater and Sewage Treatment
- US Installing Underwater Turbines
- Graph of Dune Loss at Winterton-on-Sea
- Beach and Dune Erosion
- DIY Dune System
- World’s First
- Meeting the Dredgers
- UK Infringement on Bathing Waters
- Pelamis
- CEFAS (Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science) find no recovery of eco-system damage after offshore dredging
- Flawed Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) studies on dredging impact
- USA — Dredging damage in Alabama
- The Disappearing East Anglian Coast
- North Norfolk Dredging Induced Erosion in Eurosion Report
- Tidal Power for East Anglia?
- References and Further Reading
- Coastal Erosion and Archaeological remains
- A Layman’s Guide to Marine Reserves
- A Guideline as to the Principles of Marine Reserves and the Eco-system Approach for their Management
- The Ecosytem-based Approach : Its use in the selection and management of Marine Reserves
- Norway’s Statkraft optimistic on marine current turbines
- Wave Hub — test site for Cornwall
- Wave & Tidal Technology Symposium
- Dredging Statistics for 2005
- Wave & Tidal Power in the Severn?
- Climate Change and the Marine Environment Nov 06
- Beach Recharge
- Hallsands — hype and facts
- A Response to DEFRA
- Technological Advance in Generating Electricity from Tides
- Press Release – British Bathing Waters
- Marine Reserves in New Zealand
- MARINET member explains storm sewage problem at Whitburn
- Why are our Beaches eroding? — Coastal Zone ’07 paper
- Tidal News for MARINET — How will the Commission report?
- Tidal Power for the UK — the Severn Estuary debate
- Report on the November 2007 North Sea Surge — More Norfolk Coastline Loss
- Damage by Fishing in the UK’s Lyme Bay – A Problem of Regulation or Ownership?
- MARINET Briefing Paper
- Could sea power solve the energy crisis?
- Simple Basic Facts on Erosion
- Britain’s first Tidal power farm — off Anglesey coast
- East Coast dredging sites
- Shifting Sands
- Marine Minerals Dredging Regulations
- EC to take the UK to Court over Waste Water Directive 91/271/EEC
- The second ‘Sandpit’ report — A report from a large group of independent European scientists concerned with the impact of Offshore Aggregate Dredging
- Proposed Wash Barrage
- Protecting RAMSAR sites from SMP induced Coastal Erosion
- Waves of destruction
- MARINET’s Briefing for Members of Parliament on the changes required to the draft Marine Bill, April 2008
- Proposed Wash Barrage
- Losing The Broads?
- Why Canute Failed
- Eurosion Paper on Essex Estuarial Erosion
- Draft Marine Bill — MARINET’s Submission
- Continuing Sewage Pollution of Beaches
- Abandoning the best of Norfolk to the Sea
- Tyndall Forum : ‘How do we create a Sustainable Coastline?’
- Mankind’s faltering efforts to protect coastal idylls from raging waves
- Correspondence with Phil Woolas MP, Minister of the Environment, about ‘managed retreat’ in Norfolk
- Aggregate dredging may be threatening Sizewell nuclear power station
- Crown Estate Socio-Economic Report on Marine Aggregate Dredging
- The Dutch, DEFRA and the Dreaded Dredging
- Dredging, Defence, the Dutch and UK Dithering
- Power from Tidal Currents — grossly undervalued
- Evidence to the All Party Parliamentary Group
- MARINET Briefing on the need for Highly Protected Marine Reserves to cover 30% of UK seas
- Legal Powers possessed by UK Parliament to create Highly Protected Marine Reserves in UK seas out to 200 nautical miles
- MARINET Briefing to the UK Government and Parliament, dated February 2009, on the need for Highly Protected Marine Reserves to cover 30% of UK seas
- MARINET Briefing to the UK Government and Parliament, dated February 2009, on the Legal Powers possessed by to UK Parliament to create Highly Protected Marine Reserves in UK seas out to 200 nautical miles
- MARINET amendments to the UK Marine Bill at Report Stage in the House of Lords, April 2009
- Offshore Aggregate Dredging and Coastal Erosion
- Evidence for the Anglian Offshore Dredging Association Confirming the Link Between Offshore Dredging and Erosion of the Adjacent Coastline
- Double Dutch Dikes
- MARINET amendments to the UK Marine Bill at Report Stage in the House of Lords, April 2009
- Troubled Waters
- MARINET’s Comments on UK Licence Applications
- The Worldwatch Report, “Oceans in Peril”
- Thoughts on the latest Shoreline Management Plan
- Letter from America — Dredging and Erosion — Comparisons of Mis-management
- Severn Tidal Power Consultation
- A New Threat From Coastal Erosion
- Scallop dredging in Cardigan Bay to be banned
- Seabed Recovery following Dredging
- Conference highlights the importance of Marine Spatial Planning
- A Definition of the nature and meaning of the Ecosystem-based Approach, and how this translates into a suite of management tools
- Pathogens identified in sewage contaminated bathing water
- Coastal access plan ‘a waste of cash’
- MARINET presents evidence that offshore dredging will cause beach erosion
- MARINET makes submission to EU Fisheries Reform public consultation
- The Threat to Norfolk and its Churches
- Highly Protected Marine Reserves and the Marine Act
- Correspondence with Anne McIntosh
- Fuel from the seabed
- Mega-windfarm coming to offshore Norfolk
- More sea-derived energy — ‘Neptune Proteus NP1000′
- Marine & Fisheries Agency (MFA) British Marine Aggregate Producers Association (BMAPA) Support
- Response to Outer Thames (OT) Potential Special Protection Area (pSPA) Consultation
- European Justice and Dredging
- EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive, 2008/56/EC
- House of Commons Crown Estate Inquiry, input from MARINET
- EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive, 2008/56/EC
- MARINET’s video on The Impact of Offshore Aggregate Dredging
- The effects of 118 years of industrial fishing on UK bottom trawl fisheries
- MARINET’s Briefing on its Common Fisheries Policy Reform Campaign
- Destruction of Norfolk’s Golden Sand Beaches
- Surfers Against Sewage question the integrity of the Blue Flag awards for clean beaches
- Ecological Meltdown in the Firth of Clyde
- OSPAR Conference report for members Sept 2010
- OSPAR Conference report on proceedings Sept 2010
- Fisheries monitoring via the use of Fisheries Log Books and Geographical Information Systems
- MARINET takes Dredging threat to Parliament
- New Marine SACs and SPAs announced by Natural England and JNCC
- Tracking the Dredgers
- Why The Boom Times Ended
- MARINET’s Report to Marine Scotland (Scottish Government) on whether fish farming is acceptable, or not
- The Decline in North Sea Fish stocks between 1880 and 2010
- Wild Salmon Under Threat
- Eumarsand — A European approach to Marine Aggregate Dredging
- Are we evaluating the risk from failure of our nuclear power stations?
- why we should not risk irreversible damaging levels of radioactive contamination to our marine environment from the UK’s proposed New Nuclear Reactor Installation Programme
- Release of Radiation via Cooling Water in New Designs of Nuclear Power Stations
- Defining the compliance of Reform of the Common Fisheries Policy with EU law
- MARINET response to CSIRO (Australia’s Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation)
- MARINET has made a submission to the EU Commission
- Food Security is central to CFP reform, supported by the correct policy and management objectives
- ‘The Ocean Planet’ publication by Marinet
- House of Commons EFRA Committee consultation on CFP Reform
- USA Video on coastal erosion and dredging
- Fathoming ‘Sand Waves’
- Response to Outer Thames (OT) Potential Special Protection Area (pSPA) Consultation
- North Pacific and Alaska Humpback Whale population recovering from near extinction
- Sea Shepherd commences new campaign in the Southern Ocean
- European Scientists’ Consensus Statement on Marine Reserves
- Whales and their survival
- USA Video on coastal erosion and dredging
- Dredging Licence deadlines extended
- The Science of Marine Reserves
- USA Video on coastal erosion and dredging
- MARINET takes Dredging threat to Parliament
- EU Court of Auditors’ 2011 Report on Over-capacity in the EU Fishing Fleet and the failure of the Common Fisheries Policy to respond
- Film of California’s Central Coast Kelp Forest
- Adequacy and otherwise of the “Stress Test” Report by the Office for Nuclear Regulation into UK nuclear power plants following the Fukushima disaster in Japan
- Offshore Wind Farms
- EU Court of Auditors’ 2011 Report
- The Ocean Planet
- Shortcomings in the “Stress Test” for UK nuclear power stations following Fukushima
- EU Funding for the Common Fisheries Policy : European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF)
- MARINET’s video on The Impact of Offshore Aggregate Dredging
- Briefing on Maximum Sustainable Yield
- “The Sounding of the Whale” — Book Review
- Defra MSFD Consultation Submission
- Radiation Basics
- Is Thorium as a fuel “a silver bullet for the nuclear industry”?
- Coastal Defence Money unused
- Marine Strategy Framework Directive
- MARINET responds to attack from Marine Aggregate Industry
- The London Array: the world’s largest offshore wind farm
- Impacts of Trailer Suction Dredgers on Fish Stocks and its Implications
- Renewable Energy World International
- An Illustrated Guide to UK Marine Animals
- Aggregate Dredging and The Crown Estate — facts and figures
- Establishment of Fish Stock Recovery Areas
- Victory at last for sewage pollution campaigners at Whitburn, Sunderland
- Serious Shortcomings in the Definition of MFSD Descriptor 3 : MARINET Statement, October 2012
- Despite what EU Fisheries Ministers may say, CFP reform is failing
- New EU Bathing Water Directive
- Regional Campaigns
- Species of tuna fish to be found in the world’s oceans
- New Deep Ocean Exploration Video
- Evidence for MCZ designations, February 2013
- Marinet submission to the Defra public consultation on the delivery of MCZs in English seas, March 2013
- Scottish Marine Atlas published
- Krill Fisheries, the Next Collapse?
- Letter to the President of the European Commission regarding fishing subsidies
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