Marine Ecology | Environmental XPRT

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Protecting Endangered Coral Reefs

What Reefs Do for Us Coral reefs are the source of multiple important benefits—to humans, animals, oceans, and the entire planet. Occupying less than 1% of all ocean spaces, reefs provide habitat for a full 25% of all marine species. Fish, mollusks, worms, crustaceans, echinoderms, sponges, and other marine animals all thrive in healthy reef habitats, which provide those species with ...

Monitoring Harmful Algal Blooms in Summer

Monitoring Harmful Algal Blooms Late summer is a great time to be on the water. Hot sun, clear skies and warm water draw recreationists of all stripes—boaters, kayakers, swimmers, fishing ...

Real-Time Monitoring of the Endangered Northern Right Whale - Case Study

Electrocoagulation Provides an Economical Produced Water Solution to Oil & Gas Companies

Oysters act as a natural seawater filtration system

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The best way to fight plastic pollution? Ban single-use plastics

DENVER -- Even though plastic is filling whales’ stomachs, turtles’ nostrils and waterways across the United States, we are churning out more of it and recycling less of it every year. Each day, on average, U.S. homes and businesses ...

How does water pollution affect economic growth?

New Zealand bans offshore oil and gas exploration

Ocean circulation can impact on the effectiveness of marine protected areas

Ocean currents hold key to understanding the extent of oil well blow-out impact

Equipment & Solutions

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Water Screening and Filters

For specific water screening and filtration related topics H2O BFS works together with its partner company SEE Pty Ltd. With more than 30+ years experience in intake screening and filtering systems, SEE Pty Ltd provides advice and support for optimal design. For type selection and sizing, careful consideration will be given to water velocities, local tidal conditions, local sea life, likely ...