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We explore the plastic pollution crisis in the Philippines, focusing on the widespread use of disposable plastic sachets. These sachets are difficult to recycle and...
Reporter: Per Liljas
Climate and Environment
In order to protect wild salmon and favour other more sustainable methods of salmon farming, the Canadian government has decided to ban salmon farming in...
Text: Lena Scherman
More chaotic weather conditions are ahead. Last year, heatwaves caused the world's rivers to reach their lowest levels in 33 years, while other parts of...
Text: Gustav Sjöholm/TT
Photo: Edmar Barros/AP/TT
Graphics: Anders Humlebo/TT
Somewhere in the world, almost every week, there is an oil spill in the sea. And while it's only the really big spills that get...
Text: Lena Scherman
As the ice disappears from the Arctic, new shipping routes have opened up. This poses a risk to the whales that swim the same routes,...
Text: Gustav Sjöholm/TT
Graphics: Anders Humlebo/TT
They are everywhere, in the sea and on land, in animals and plants and in the human body. Twenty years since the term ‘microplastics’ was...
Text: Lena Scherman
Photo: Tobias Dahlin
An unexplained hum puzzled seismologists around the world - who joined forces to solve the mystery. Climate change was the triggering factor, according to the...
Text: Sofia Eriksson/TT
Photo: Søren Rysgaard/Danish military, Pontus Lundahl/TT
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Ocean literacy is about understanding the importance of the ocean for people and how our actions affect it, no matter how far from the coast...
Reportage: Lina Mattsson
Editing: Helena Fredriksson
Photo: See credits
Blowing up the Kakhovka dam was a disaster - but now nature is taking over. Let's face it - this is not just about the...
Text: Lena Scherman
Photo: Ivan Moysiyenko
A research expedition in the North Atlantic has found several groups of sperm whales along with many other whale species in an area where Norway...
Text: Lena Scherman
Photo: Christian Åslund/Greenpeace
Rising sea levels are a looming disaster that risks hitting Pacific island nations particularly hard. This is the message from UN Secretary-General António Guterres at...
Text: TT/Nyhetsbyrån
Photo: Charlotte Graham-McLay/AP/TT
A small Pacific island nation has pushed for the world's highest court to rule on states' climate change obligations. It is described as an important...
Text: Sofia Eriksson/TT
Photo: Nick Perry/AP/TT
Over the past decade, sea temperatures in the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia have been the warmest in 400 years, according to...
Text: TT/News Agency
Photo: Sam McNeil/AP/TT
The US is cancelling $35 million in debt to Indonesia in exchange for restoring and preserving coral reefs in an area that scientists say is...
Text: Lena Scherman
Photo: Johan Candert
A 'Barbie pig' and a creature that could be 15 000 years old. Scientists recently found several mysterious species - right in the middle of...
Text: Hanna Odelfors/TT
Photo: Smartex/NHM/NOC, Malin Arnesson/Göteborgs Universitet
The Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has published this year's State of the Ocean Report, which describes...
Text: Lena Scherman
Photo: Tobias Dahlin, Johan Candert
They have been blown up in nuclear tests and poisoned when people fished with cyanide. However, the absolute biggest threat to the future of coral...
Text: Sofia Eriksson/TT
Photo: Claudio Bresciani/TT, Jim Maragos/AP/TT, Andrew Ibarra/NOAA/TT, David Wood/TT, Adam Ihse/TT
Graphics: Anders Humlebo/TT
It blows up to a storm over the Atlantic. Record-warm ocean waters and a natural weather phenomenon have experts warning of what could be one...
Text: Sofia Eriksson/TT
Photo: Rebecca Blackwell/AP/TT
More than half of the world's mangrove forests are at risk of collapse - which would have major consequences for both people and the climate,...
Text: Hanna Odelfors/TT/News Agency
Photo: Alex Brandon/AP/TT
Scientists warn that the significant coral bleaching, which the American weather agency NOAA warned about earlier this year, has spread to several places on earth....
Text: TT/news Agency
Photo: C. Jones/AP/TT
An increasing number of journalists and media outlets covering climate change are subjected to various forms of physical, verbal threats, harassment, and attacks. This is...
Text: TT/News agency
Photo: Marcelo Chello/AP/TT
Over 15 million tonnes of plastic have leaked into the ocean since the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee sessions began in 2022. The fourth session (INC-4) marked...
Text: Bridget Ferguson reporting for DSR Queensland Australia
Cover photo: Tobias Dahlin
Photo: WWF Canada
Just as all life on land, life in the sea depends on oxygen. But for the oxygen to penetrate to the depths, the gas must...
Text: Peter Löfgren
Photo: Stock Image
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The salmon industry is beset with major problems - which they do everything to hide. Journalist and author Simen Saetre knows all about it. He...
Reportage: Daniel Hager/Lena Scherman
Photo and editing: Daniel Hager
