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Oceans

UN Ocean Conference hopes to reach a deal on marine protection as tensions rise over deep-sea mining. Plus: what melting Arctic ice means for shipping; ‘alarming’ seaweed loss; a guide to blue bonds; and John Kerry on why it is time to act to save oceans

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Critical minerals race highlights urgency of UN ocean talks
Trump interventions risk overshadowing event, which aims to reach global consensus on marine protection
Seaweed conservation ‘inadequate’ to fight alarming loss, report finds
The balance of marine algae is at risk but barely mentioned in policy discussions, researchers say
In pictures: cyanotypes shed light on clothing waste at sea
Photographer Mandy Barker aims to raise awareness of the impact of fast fashion with her algae-like images
John Kerry: Our oceans are in crisis — this is the chance for the world to act
UN Ocean conference in Nice is an opportunity to galvanise multilateral commitments for marine protection
How blue bonds could give a boost to ocean finance
A guide to the asset class slowly gaining favour among institutions
Shipping lines go cool on Arctic Ocean route
Melting ice could make shorter transits between Asia and Europe a reality but there are economic and geopolitical risks

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