Pollutant emissions from ships to air are subject to strict standards worldwide. Ward Van Roy analysed the potential and added value of aerial surveillance for monitoring harmful ship emissions in a doctoral study.
Pollutant emissions from ships to air are subject to strict standards worldwide. Ward Van Roy analysed the potential and added value of aerial surveillance for monitoring harmful ship emissions in a doctoral study.
On September 4, 2023, the Intergovernmental Platform for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) published a new report on invasive alien species.
A dead fin whale (Balaenoptera physalus) was found in the Deurganckdok in the port of Antwerp on Tuesday 29 August 2023. The carcass was lifted from the water by the crane vessel Brabo.
Palaeontologists have found among Temnodontosaurs - Jurassic-era sea predators - that not all species were equally well adapted to catching large prey. This indicates that these contemporaries each occupied their own ecological niche and thus avoided competition.
Two entomologists have described a new species of leafhopper native to Australia that has a special head with three "horns".
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