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Researchers to trawl ocean for new biotechnology resources

May 2, 2015 in Natural Sciences
Biodiversity hot spots in the ocean are an un-tapped resource for safer, cheaper and greener products.

Blue mussels à la Svalbard on the menu?

December 2, 2014 in Environment
Back when the Vikings ruled, blue mussels had a natural habitat in Svalbard. They disappeared when the climate cooled, but today blue mussels have re-established themselves at 78 degrees North. The Svalbard blue mussel is thus a clear and present climate indicator of a warming Arctic.

Catching Atlantic cod in green light

June 30, 2014 in Agriculture & Fisheries
Using fish pots and green light, Swedish fishermen want to prevent seals from stealing their catch.

Skagerrak prawn stocks on the rebound

June 21, 2014 in Agriculture & Fisheries
For years catches of shrimp have been shrinking and fishermen have had good reason to be concerned about their livelihoods. But the crunch on these crustaceans in the Skagerrak seems to be letting up.

A call for deep ocean stewardship

May 21, 2014 in Environment
Humankind needs and depends upon the world’s deep ocean – which spans more than half our planet. Yet still, the knowledge about it is poor.

Will not fish underused species

January 27, 2012 in Agriculture & Fisheries
Norwegian fishermen do not want to fish untraditional marine species despite the overwhelming number of reports that indicate great potential.

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God's own weapons: Danish foreign fighters tell why they are fighting for jihad

April 24, 2019 in Society & Culture
A Danish scientist has followed six Danish foreign fighters to try to understand, what makes people leave security and safety in Denmark to go to war in the Middle East.
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