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Findings, detailed in a study led by ICM-CSIC, are key to understanding how active faults form and evolve, with important implications for assessing hidden seismic hazards in this region of the western Mediterranean.

Coordinated by the ICM-CSIC, the initiative will install an intelligent deep-sea observatory at 350 metres depth between Blanes and Palamós to monitor ecosystem recovery in real time.

This is the main conclusion of a study led by ICM-CSIC, which reports a drop of more than 60% in the local supply of this essential nutrient from fishing between 2000 and 2023.

This is being done through NID4OCEAN, an initiative funded under Horizon Europe’s ‘Restore our Ocean and Waters’ mission that unites 13 partners from 8 countries.