Arctic, Biodiversity, Climate Change, Development economics, Ecosystem Services, Endangered Species, energy economics, Environmental Economics, fishing, International Environmental Agreements, Invasive Species, IUU Fishing, Resource Economics

The future of the marine Arctic

May 5, 2016 — 1 Comment

Arctic, ballast water, Biodiversity, Climate Change, Development economics, energy economics, Environmental Economics, International Environmental Agreements, Invasive Species, Resource Economics

The Arctic gold rush?

May 2, 2016 — 4 Comments

Environmental Economics, Invasive Species, Resource Economics

Modelling the Control of an Infectious Disease in the Plant Nursery Trade – Dept talk

April 28, 2016 — 1 Comment

Arctic, Biodiversity, Economic History, Ecosystem Services, Endangered Species, Invasive Species, Oceania, Resource Economics

Post-apocalyptic ecosystem management

April 19, 2016 — 0 Comments

Biodiversity, Economic History, Endangered Species

A Century of Environmental Legislation

April 14, 2016 — 1 Comment

Arctic, ballast water, Biodiversity, Ecosystem Services, International Environmental Agreements, Invasive Species, Resource Economics

What does it take for stakeholders in the North to learn their lesson? Marine Invasive Species

March 31, 2016 — 3 Comments

Arctic, ballast water, Denmark, hull fouling, Invasive Species

How gloomy may the Arctic’s future be ? A quick glimpse on Ballast Water issues

February 7, 2016 — 4 Comments

ballast water, hull fouling, Invasive Species

Can IMO Ballast Water Management Convention Ensure The Blue Economy ?

February 4, 2016 — 1 Comment

Environmental Economics, Invasive Species, Resource Economics

Ballast water is only part of the problem…

February 2, 2016 — 2 Comments

Arctic, Climate Change, Invasive Species, Mapping, Resource Economics, Uncategorized

“Right under our noses: Looking for origins of marine invasive species in the Arctic? No need to go far away: An example taken from Southwest Denmark”

January 8, 2016 — 1 Comment