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New study maps the fishmeal factories that supply the world’s fish farms

What does bioeconomy truly mean? Indigenous groups seek answer to dodge capitalist traps

World’s top seafood firms lobby against ocean conservation measures: Report

Annual ocean conference nets $9.1 billion for initiatives, despite US absence

The latest issues in Peru’s Amazon: Interview with Indigenous leader Julio Cusurichi

Tuna talks bring wins for Indian Ocean sharks, but more needed, experts say

Rwanda’s Olivier Nsengimana inspires protection for gray crowned cranes in East Africa

The Metals Company applied to the U.S. for a deep-sea mining license

Under Trump, US retreats from global fisheries and oceans leadership

Cement factory approved inside Cambodia’s Prey Lang sanctuary despite mining ban

Indigenous delegates at the U.N. raise alarm on isolated peoples in the Amazon

New EU plastic pellet rules greeted with caution

Sweeping cuts and deregulation imperil U.S. fisheries, experts warn

The 2025 U.N. Forum on Indigenous Issues starts today with hopes and concerns on the agenda

Bangladesh continues promotion of biodegradable bags amid battle against polythene

‘Substantial’ transshipment reforms adopted at North Pacific fisheries summit

Deep-sea miner TMC seeks U.S. approval, potentially bypassing global regulator

With Europe’s forests, we can’t manage what we can’t measure (commentary)

New dams call into question Cambodia’s commitment to REDD+ projects

USAID funding cuts jeopardize creation of Ghana’s first Marine Protected Area

Breast milk contamination exposes Africa’s ‘forever chemicals’ problem

The environmental toll of the M23 conflict in eastern DRC (Analysis)

Indonesia seeks alternative funding as USAID freeze delays marine conservation efforts

Indigenous leaders optimistic after resumed U.N. biodiversity conference in Rome

COP16 biodiversity summit in Rome OKs finance pathway; big obstacles loom

Yet another abandoned mine erodes — this time, in a Panamanian protected area

Lula pushes oil drilling at mouth of Amazon despite climate risks

As Indonesia, US back away from climate goals, hopes fade to retire coal plants early

Indigenous people cut down trees as solar energy remains inaccessible and costly in DRC

108 federal protected areas in Mexico remain without actual management plans

After LA, fire crisis reaches Latin America — from Mexico to Argentina

Small-scale fishers’ role in feeding the planet goes overlooked: Study

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