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Bottom trawling in European waters costs society up to €11bn a year, new study finds.

A first-of-its-kind study released today found that this cost is largely due to carbon dioxide emissions from disturbed sediments on the seafloor.

The study is the first to measure the full economic cost of bottom trawling in European waters - including the EU, UK, Norway and Iceland.

mediafaro.org/article/20250325

A trawler off the coast of Germany. | Copyright Pexels
Euronews · Bottom trawling in European waters costs society up to €11bn a year, new study finds.By Euronews

Sabotage on the seabed: How can Europe protect itself?

Several recent submarine data-cable breaks in the Baltic Sea have exposed the vulnerability of critical underwater infrastructure. Russia is suspected of having been involved in the damage.

Europe is ill-prepared for such attacks in the future.

mediafaro.org/article/20250321

An illustration of a cable laying ship seen from above.
Neue Zürcher Zeitung · Sabotage on the seabed: How can Europe protect itself?By Jonas Oesch, Cian Jochem, Lukas Mäder

Sabotage on the seabed: How can Europe protect itself?

Several recent submarine data-cable breaks in the Baltic Sea have exposed the vulnerability of critical underwater infrastructure. Russia is suspected of having been involved in the damage.

Europe is ill-prepared for such attacks in the future.

mediafaro.org/article/20250321

An illustration of a cable laying ship seen from above.
Neue Zürcher Zeitung · Sabotage on the seabed: How can Europe protect itself?By Jonas Oesch, Cian Jochem, Lukas Mäder

Sabotage on the seabed: How can Europe protect itself?

Several recent submarine data-cable breaks in the Baltic Sea have exposed the vulnerability of critical underwater infrastructure. Russia is suspected of having been involved in the damage.

Europe is ill-prepared for such attacks in the future.

mediafaro.org/article/20250321

An illustration of a cable laying ship seen from above.
Neue Zürcher Zeitung · Sabotage on the seabed: How can Europe protect itself?By Jonas Oesch, Cian Jochem, Lukas Mäder

German FM warns of Russian shadow fleet amid undersea cable incidents

Almost every month ships are damaging important undersea cables in the #Baltic Sea, Baerbock said

She described suspicious activities by ship crews, including dropping #anchors & dragging them on seabed for kilometers without explanation

They lower anchors & drag them across the #seabed for no reason

She expressed doubt the incidents are #coincidence

kyivindependent.com/german-fm-

The Kyiv Independent · German FM warns of Russian 'shadow fleet' amid undersea cable incidents, calls for sanctions"Almost every month, ships are currently damaging important undersea cables in the Baltic Sea," German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock told Funke media group on Dec. 28. "This is an urgent wake-up call for all of us."