Sensors and Systems
Breaking News
AI Could Bring Satellite Crop Monitoring to the World’s Most Vulnerable Farms
Rating12345Small farms grow much of the world’s food, but...
Flir Launches the Fixed Si2a PD Acoustic Imaging Camera for Continuous Partial Discharge Monitoring
Rating12345Flir, a Teledyne Technologies brand, today announced the launch...
Vexcel Brings Aerial Imagery and Geospatial Intelligence to AI Platforms
Rating12345Access Vexcel imagery and geospatial data within any MCP-compatible...

June 13th, 2011
Coastal Co-operation Can Reverse Marine Decline

  • Rating12345

Damage to marine and coastal ecosystems could be reversed through more involvement between coastal communities and stakeholders, says the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). A new guide, published today for World Oceans Day 2011 (8 June), stresses the importance of groups working together where they have a stake in the coastline to mitigate the harm caused along the coast by pollution and over-fishing. Coastlines are a complex ecosystem affected by the activities and inputs of different interest groups. Read More