Tasmanian Salmon Antibiotic Pollution and Marine Risk in Ocean Waters Tasmania’s coastline and clean waters have long been a haven for marine life — but a new chapter in Tasmanian salmon antibiotic pollution and marine risk  erupted beneath the waves. A summer of record salmon farm deaths left rotting carcasses floating in pens and on beaches, highlighting how aquaculture practices can turn pristine waters hazardous. Faced with this “worst die-off we’ve ever seen” (Industry r

Learn why the Arctic environmental risk and protection matters, how opening the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas threatens ecosystems, Indigenous cultures, and the planet’s climate stability.

This article explores how underwater noise pollution is severely affecting marine life, from whales to smaller organisms. It uses seismic surveys as an example of how human activity is replacing the ocean’s natural sounds with intense noise, disrupting communication, behavior, and ecological balance. The post emphasizes the urgent need to listen to and protect the ocean’s song before it is permanently drowned by mechanical noise.

We explore how nickel mining is rapidly expanding across Indonesia’s Raja Ampat, one of the most biodiverse marine regions on Earth. Often called the heart of the Coral Triangle, this pristine ecosystem is now under threat as industrial extraction moves closer to fragile coral reefs and coastal communities. The article exposes the environmental destruction linked to the global demand for “green metals,” revealing the hidden cost of mining on ocean health, biodiversity, and lo