Date: Wed, 24 June @ 14:30 Start Registration: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__qDg_E06RiKnxu8CevHOFw#/registration Addressing marine plastic pollution in Europe’s seas remains a persistent governance challenge. A substantial political hierarchy spanning local, national and regional levels means there is no clear role for a single actor to implement EU policies on clean and healthy oceans. Multiple stakeholders from different sectors and agencies are expected to w

Date: Wed, 17 June 2026 @ 14:00 CET start Registration: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__xQSKMihSH6CD94LqCSMDg#/registration Offshore wind is an important driver of Europe's energy transition towards climate neutrality. With installed capacity of around 20 GW in the EU alone, the continent is home to some of the largest and most advanced offshore wind projects in the world. The EU sector is projected to grow fast as ambitious targets have been set for 2030 (60 GW)

The Baltic Sea is the youngest but one of the most intensely used seas on the planet. Pressures on the Baltic Sea have increased over the years, largely driven by human activities on land and at sea. Seabed habitats and marine life are endangered by seabed disturbance, pollution and ghost nets, aka Abandoned, Lost or otherwise Discarded Fishing Gear (ALDFG). New governance strategies are needed to address these issues and make the Baltic Sea healthy again. In this episode, R

Institutional barriers are deeply rooted in governance structures and institutional design, hindering effective marine plastics policy...

Announced to much fanfare a few years ago, Energy Islands (EI) Denmark were presented as landmark projects for supercharging Europe's...

From dredging and trawling to construction, shipping and extraction, many human activities cause physical disturbance to benthic habitats...

Abandoned, lost, or discarded fishing gear (ALDFG) - also known as “ghost gear” - is a serious issue in the BalticSea. However, the lack...