10 Things You Can Do to Help the Environment During Quarantine
By Katelyn Croll With local and national parks being closed around the country to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, it may feel as though we are losing touch with …
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Category: Issue 60 – May 2020
Artwork in support of SEVENSEAS Media by Fidan Karimova
Fidan Karimova (@fikari) is an avid ocean supporter and artist. In addition to her day time job in the water industry, working on technology innovation in the water industry, she …
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Control in the Cold by Jonas Beyer, a Wildlife Photographer
Jonas Beyer is a wildlife photographer, spending his time battling the elements in some of the world’s coldest places. We spoke to Jonas to hear more about his experiences photographing …
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Go Mo Go Travel Blog: Uzbekistan
I think you should go to Uzbekistan. You there, go to Uzbekistan. Trust me you should go to Uzbekistan. You all in the back row, GO TO UZBEKISTAN. I think …
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Ways to Reduce Plastic Waste while Enjoying the Beaches in Asia
While on vacation, we tend to relax and abandon our regular routine. Although back home you might be dedicated to recycling and protecting the environment, when you visit the beaches …
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Fossil Reveals Missing Link in Getting Fish out of Water
By Belinda Willis A global team of researchers reveal how a fish fin turned into a human hand. Leading palaeontologists are revealing how an ancient fossil contains the missing link …
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Containing Methane and its Contribution to Global Warming
Issued by the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis Methane is a gas that deserves more attention in the climate debate as it contributes to almost half of human-made global …
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Landmark Deep-Sea Mission to Boost Ocean Action
A deep-sea scientific mission to uncharted depths in the Maldives and Seychelles will gather valuable data to support the Commonwealth Blue Charter on ocean action and train local scientists. The …
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Deal to commercialise oil spill technology
By Andrew Spence A material made from waste cooking oil and sulphur that can soak up oil spills and other pollution will be commercialised following a deal between its South …
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How are microbes attracted to an oil spill?
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — When containing a massive disaster like an oil spill, small microbes play a big role. Arezoo Ardekani, a Purdue University associate professor of mechanical engineering, has …
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