AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMarine Pollution: University of Bergen researchers found that waters near the Great Pacific Garbage Patch grew brighter in blue and green wavelengths from 2002 to 2022. Microplastics may be driving the change, but the team says direct sampling is needed to confirm the link. North Atlantic Fisheries: Norway is among the coastal states urged to adopt ecosystem-based management for herring, blue whiting and mackerel. Overfishing continues as countries fail to agree how to share catch limits; the EU has also proposed cuts for depleted stocks. Floating Wind: Norway has awarded BW Offshore a NOK 1.94 billion Enova grant for a floating wind project, part of a push to demonstrate the technology and bring down costs. Circular Materials: Norwegian brand Norrøna and Uluu are exploring seaweed-based performance fibre. Norway has also nearly doubled its king crab catch advice after a year of conservation measures.
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