20 Feb 2014
No way out – the effects of climate change on biogeography of marine species ‘A changing climate will make species homeless The survival of all species on land and sea depends on them living within a set range of temperatures, but local climates are shifting. Species have to adapt, or move, or face extinction. In […]
20 Feb 2014
BBC Online ‘Plans have been submitted for a £850m tidal lagoon in Swansea Bay which could provide power for 120,000 homes for 120 years. Tidal Lagoon Swansea Bay Ltd says it is the first step towards developing technology that could meet 10% of the UK’s electricity needs from the tides. The six-mile-long U-shaped seawall will […]
20 Feb 2014
EFRA ‘ Background Severe storms and heavy rainfall continue to cause extensive flooding events across the UK, causing disruption and distress to individuals and communities and costing millions. The Committee published a Report on Managing Flood Risk in July 2013 and held an evidence session on the Winter Floods on 22 January 2014. The Committee […]
12 Feb 2014
This is a really useful update on a wide variety of issues including the European Marine Site fishing byelaws and their implementation – news of more Defra funding for IFCAs – an update on the Coastal Concordat – The MSFD monitoring consultation – an updates on a host of fisheries issues including the CFP, discards […]
10 Feb 2014
EUCC have produced a position paper (EUCC – the Coastal & Marine Union and Mediterranean Centre) on behalf of the national branches, are promoting awareness of their position on Integrated Coastal Management (ICM) in the MSP & ICM Directive. They are urging coastal practitioners from across Europe to engage with national contacts and use this […]
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