Sjøørret Sørlandet

11/08/2026

Er innlegg i miljøsaken :
Sjøørretens venner Sjøørretfiske Norge
Miljødirektoratet Handelens Miljøfond

Det er lett å være glad i Norge.

07/08/2026

På tide å sette igang?
https://www.facebook.com/share/1NxS4tL7eM/?mibextid=wwXIfr

🌎 The global goal to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030 “will not be achieved” unless action by countries “accelerates rapidly”, says a draft UN report.

📚 According to the report, countries are falling short on 22 of the 23 targets for 2030 they set under the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, the “Paris Agreement for nature”.

In this article, Carbon Brief explains...
➡️ Why the report has been produced
➡️ What it says about countries’ progress in restoring ecosystems
➡️ What it says about raising funds for biodiversity

Read the explainer here ⬇️
https://buff.ly/JlOwkOR

01/08/2026

Kan hende østers er litt av løsningen for å rense kystvann og redusere algevekst ?

Florida returned half a million tons of old shells to the Gulf, reviving seafloors. 🌊🐚

A decades-long restoration effort running from 2007 to 2024 has successfully transformed damaged seafloor habitat in the Gulf of Mexico. By depositing over 500,000 tons of discarded oyster and clam shells, conservationists revived declining marine ecosystems. The shells provided a vital foundation for young oysters to grow, successfully improving water quality and reducing harmful algal blooms.



References:
Wonderful Engineering: Florida Dumped Half a Million Tons of Old Shells Into the Gulf and the Seafloors Came Alive
US News: Recycled Oyster Shell Reefs Transform Damaged Florida Coastal Ecosystems
Gulf Conservation: Massive Ecological Benefits Realized as Florida Rebuilds Disappearing Marine Habitats

26/07/2026

Kanskje vi skal få en ny klima og miljøvern minister som har ambisjoner om forbedring og ikke den vi har som overser høyesterett og bidrar til forverring.

Trods årtiers politiske aftaler er indsatsen for havmiljøet stadig utilstrækkelig, konkluderer en ny rapport.

18/07/2026

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16/07/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/1K1rip4wmk/?mibextid=wwXIfr

A small town in Quebec just made a decision that sounds unusual at first, but carries a powerful message.

On June 9, 2026, Terrasse-Vaudreuil, a municipality west of Montreal, adopted a resolution recognizing trees as living beings worthy of protection under the principles of the Universal Declaration of the Rights of the Tree.

The resolution says trees deserve protection, including the right to life, natural growth, integrity, and regeneration. It was inspired in part by a documentary from Quebec filmmaker André Desrochers, which encouraged residents to think differently about trees and the hidden life of forests.

And the science behind that idea is fascinating.

Trees do not think or feel like humans, and they do not have brains or nervous systems. But they are far from passive. Research shows that trees and other plants can respond to injury, drought, insects, and environmental stress through chemical signals, electrical activity, root interactions, and underground fungal networks.

Through mycorrhizal fungi, some forest trees can exchange nutrients and information in ways scientists are still studying. Older trees can also play important ecological roles by supporting younger growth, improving soil conditions, and helping forests recover.

So whether people call this decision ridiculous or incredible, the larger point is hard to ignore:

Trees are not decoration.

They clean the air, cool neighborhoods, hold soil in place, shelter wildlife, store carbon, and make communities healthier.

Terrasse-Vaudreuil’s message is simple: if trees help keep us alive, maybe our laws should treat them with more respect.

15/07/2026

Noe å tenke på her i Norge

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2

Cutting back on our use of energy and materials so that we live within Earth’s means can seem like an insurmountable challenge. But after a decade grappling with these problems, a historic Portuguese city is beginning to walk this tightrope

09/07/2026

Ørret i be**en

01/07/2026

Kanskje på på tide at de voksne tar over ?

Høyesterett har konkludert: Tillatelsen til å dumpe gruveavfall i Førdefjorden er ugyldig. Likevel fortsetter dumpingen. Skriv under og krev at dommen respekteres og at dumpingen stanses umiddelbart!