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Marine life

Our oceans are teeming with life.

But such life is also facing pressures: global warming, pollution, overextraction of resources. Here, an automatic compilation of DW content on marine life.

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DW Business Africa 10.01.2020

Germany promotes new deal between Africa and EU - Siemens considers leaving Australia coal project - Mali supporting startup culture in Bamako

Siemens to decide on mine involvement 10.01.2020

The eyes of climate campaigners are on Siemens. It is set to provide technology for a vast coal mine in Australia. What initially appeared to be a lucrative business opportunity, is swiftly becoming a potential disaster for the corporation's image.
Bootssteg, Carp Island, Chelbacheb-Inseln, auch Rock Islands, Palau, Mikronesien, Ozeanien

Pacific nation Palau first to ban 'reef-toxic' sunscreens to save coral 02.01.2020

One tiny Pacific nation has begun the new year with a ban on sunscreens that contain chemicals which affect the health of coral reefs and fish. "Environment is the nest of life," Palau's president said.
rote Unterwäsche Dessous Brauch Brauchtum Silvester

Red lingerie and lucky fish: New Year's Eve traditions in Europe 30.12.2019

Europeans celebrate a wide variety of New Year's Eve traditions. From Scotland to Turkey, here are the most remarkable customs to ring in the New Year.

Tigerhai

Researchers find body parts in tiger shark's stomach 27.12.2019

The body parts were found as part of a shark-catching program to reduce attacks off the Indian Ocean island of La Reunion. They are believed to be those of a man who went missing earlier in December.

Eco Afrika Sendung 194 Sandrah Twinoburyo

Welcome to the latest edition of Eco Africa 13.12.2019

On this week's Eco Africa, we check out the humpback whale’s resurgence off South Africa's coast, a company turning discarded fish skin into leather, and an innovator who built a school out of trash.
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Back in Britain: How German have I become? 12.12.2019

This week on Meet the Germans, Rachel Stewart asks herself the ultimate question: Is she now more fish and chips or currywurst?
Adani Thermal Coal Minerals in Australien sehen sich mit Umweltproblemen konfrontiert

World in Progress: Coal versus Corals 04.12.2019

We visit two very different parts of the world where mining is raising big concerns among local communities: In Australia, protesters are calling for an end to the country's heavy reliance on coal mining as the Great Barrier Reef suffers the effects of warming, while in Chile, residents are raising the alarm over the environmental impact of lithium mining.
Australien - Abbot Point

World in Progress: Coal vs. Coral 04.12.2019

Australia is experiencing climate change up close. But despite years of drought, floods, and bushfires, many Australians still support the coal mining industry in the hope it will bring jobs and prosperity. Still, many others are concerned about the impact climate change will have on the Great Barrier Reef. Reporter Lena Bodewein met with coal supporters, climate activists and marine biologists.
England Messerattacke in London

London Bridge attack: Poland honors narwhal tusk-wielding hero 01.12.2019

A Polish national who went after the London Bridge attacker with a 1.5-meter whale tusk is to receive a medal for courage from his country. Known only as Lukasz, the chef is being treated in hospital for stab wounds.
Thailand Bangkok Protest gegen Xayaburi-Staudamm von Laos

Living Planet: Mekong communities face uncertain future 28.11.2019

Plans to build a series of new hydroelectric plants on the Mekong have alarmed communities who depend on the river for their livelihoods. Scientists warn the dams could disrupt fish migration to breeding grounds and cause irrevocable damage to the river's complex ecosystem. DW talks to Maureen Harris of International Rivers about how locals are being impacted.
Großbritanien | Boris Johnson

UK fishing industry, or Brexit's red herrings 27.11.2019

The fishing industry is a key issue in the debate over Brexit. But how did an industry that makes up only 0.1% of the UK economy become such a big deal?

Salmon farming in the desert 19.11.2019

Salmon farming in the desert: An Emirati fish farmer aims to reduce the country's taste for imported fish.
Deutschland Munitionsfund bei Gotha

Germany: Kids fish out World War II ammunition from pond 17.11.2019

A group of children fishing with a strong magnet in eastern Germany were shocked to find WWII ammunition at the end of their line. Police have advised people against the "unusual and not recommended hobby."
Weltrekord - Fischsoljanka

German chef sets record for biggest bowl of Russian soup 03.11.2019

Respected chef Andre Domke served up the largest ever pot of solyanka, a traditional fish soup popular in eastern Germany. The spicy and sour dish is said to be a favorite of Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Living Planet: Aquaponics at home 31.10.2019

Aquaponics is an old agricultural method. It’s a natural and sustainable farming system; an eco-system, involving fish, bacteria and plants.

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