Study reveals how offshore structures can help—or hinder—marine ecosystems
What to know about Study reveals how offshore structures can help—or hinder—marine ecosystems
The article discusses a research paper published in Ecosystem Services regarding the impact of offshore energy structures on marine ecosystems. It highlights the potential for these structures to act as artificial reefs and suggests a case-by-case approach to decommissioning in the North Sea.
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What happened
Study reveals how offshore structures can help—or hinder—marine ecosystems Lisa Lock Scientific Editor Andrew Zinin Lead Editor A new international review has shed light on how offshore energy structures—from oil and gas platforms to wind turbines—shape…
Why it matters
The paper, "Understanding the role of offshore energy structures in ecosystem service delivery: Applying global findings to the North Sea," published in Ecosystem Services, draws on evidence from 18 countries over 42 years and provides a roadmap for future…
Common ground
Produced jointly by authors from the University of Aberdeen, the National Decommissioning Center, the Scottish Association for Marine Science and Daryl Burdon Ltd., the research explores how human-made structures alter marine environments throughout their…
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The article discusses a research paper published in Ecosystem Services regarding the impact of offshore energy structures on marine ecosystems. It highlights the potential for these structures to act as artificial reefs and suggests a case-by-case approach to decommissioning in the North Sea.
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