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Can coastal infrastructure be engineered to harbor marine life instead of harming it?

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By Elizabeth Alberts Verified
| Mongabay Verified
Living Seawalls is a global initiative that aims to make seawalls, marinas and other hard coastal structures more hospitable to marine wildlife by installing biodiversity-friendly panels, boulders and pilings. In 2025, Ireland’s first Living Seawalls installation was established at Kennedy Pier in the port town of Cobh, and marine life is already starting to colonize the panels.
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Global ocean faces ‘deepening crisis,’ but governance is improving: UN report

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By Elizabeth Alberts Verified
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On June 8, the U.N. released its third World Ocean Assessment, a comprehensive report on the state of the global ocean between 2021 and 2025, compiled by around 600 experts from 86 countries. The report highlights a deepening crisis for the global ocean, as human pressures, including pollution, overfishing and climate change, strain marine ecosystems already under extreme pressure.
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Experts say ‘bare bones’ US laws are unfit to regulate nascent deep-sea mining industry

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By Elizabeth Alberts Verified
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As the U.S. government prepares to auction off slices of the seabed in federal waters, experts, including the former director of the federal agency overseeing deep-sea mining, say the regulations that would govern this activity are outdated and lack important oversight provisions.
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