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A new design of breakwater reduces concrete use and increases the substrate area to promote coral and kelp growth

These important underwater meadows declined sharply over the past century but recent restoration projects reveal the potential and complexity of reversing these losses

Andy Wright explains how we are ensuring that air pollution regulation keeps pace with evolving fuels and today’s engine technologies

An application to mine the seabed in New Zealand’s South Taranaki Bight was withdrawn earlier this year. John Bensalhia reports on developments

Ahead of next week’s meeting of the IMO’s MEPC84, the IMarEST has set out proposals to ensure the Net Zero Framework (NZF) is scalable, practical to deliver, and reduces investment risk.

Nature-integrated routing can deliver climate and biodiversity goals, without sacrificing operational performance. Amy McLellan reports on the latest paper from IMarEST’s Marine Mammal SIG

The dangers of traditional acid-based descalers in focus, with environment concerns and equipment longevity key drivers for alternatives.

Cycling the Rhine River, IMarEST member Hannah Muir discovered many people ‘doing great work’ to improve water health.