Resilience Science appear to be going through a bit of a coastal/fisheries obsession at the moment, but it is interesting stuff and relevant to Ecosystems and Poverty. In one article they discuss the illegal fishing trade, focussing on Europe. In a second they link to a WRI and Virginia Institude of Marine Science report on eutrophication of coastal zones, brought about by excessive agricultural inputs making their way into the sea. Note some important sensitive areas around the Carribean, western Africa and SE Asia. They then make it a hat trick with a post about nitrogen cycling from sea to land and vice-versa.
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