19 Worst Case Scenarios Archive

Worst Case Scenarios: Introduction

(Update 20.12.2020: Added section Deactivation of Overwrite Rule) In this category we would like to list potential “Worst Case Scenarios”, their prevention and handling. The results of each scenario naturally link to two different applications:

structural measures of the habitat (to be considered during planning and construction of the habitat)
emergency procedures (to be considered before accommodation)

Continue reading “Worst Case Scenarios: Introduction”

Bioversal Fire Extinguishers

The kind of fire extinguishers for an underwater habitat is an important issue. It should be effective, but must not contaminate the entire atmosphere. A considerable solution might be the Bioversal technology represented by Gröschl Brandschutz GmbH (former Bioversal Umwelttechnik und Handels GmbH) in Austria. Continue reading “Bioversal Fire Extinguishers”

Worst Case: Lightning

This chapter aims to find preventions and handling to reduce risks of a lightning strike. All proposals that may help to improve it are welcome. Continue reading “Worst Case: Lightning”

Worst Case: Habitat Flooding

(Update 29.11.2020: added object securing) This section is about the Worst Case Scenario ‘Habitat Flooding’, its prevention and handling.

Proposals that may help to improve it are welcome. Continue reading “Worst Case: Habitat Flooding”

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Within this scope we are convinced that this is the best approach to attract attention for the marine habitat and increase interest to its environmental issues.

Sea Shepherd Vehicle in Faroe Islands Loses Front Wheel While Driving After Being Sabotaged
Eingilskt útgáva. Fyri enskt útgávu, klikk her. PRESS RELEASE On Thursday August 18th, after returning from boating in Funningsfjørdur, four Sea Shepherd UK crew members driving their car according to the speed limits along mountain roads in the area suddenly lost their front right wheel. The car scraped the asphalt, but the driver managed to […]
99 bottlenose dolphins killed today in the largest faroese hunt of this species for over 120 years!
PRESS RELEASE – 29th July 2022 by Sea Shepherd UK Barely 10 months after the most notorious cetacean hunt in documented human history when 1428 Atlantic white sided dolphins were driven 45km for over 5 hours by speed boats and jet-skis into the shallow waters of the same bay at Skálabotnur - At the very […]
Sea Shepherd exposes the Faroese grindadrap training course to be nothing but a sham!
Press Release – 25th July 2022Sea Shepherd UK - Operation Bloody Fjords - Faroe Islands campaign 2022 Danish Sea Shepherd crew member attends the Faroese Ministry of Fisheries / Pilot Whaling Association’s ‘grindadrap’ course - and is officially certified to kill pilot whales despite not understanding a word of Faroese, receiving no practical training, and without […]
Sea Shepherd UK announces the arrival of a charter vessel to document commercial fin whaling by Hvalur hf in Icelandic waters
Sea Shepherd announces the arrival in Iceland of a commercial charter vessel assigned to Operation Northern Exposure 2022 - our latest campaign to document and report on commercial fin whaling by 'Hvalur hf’ in Icelandic waters. In 2018, Sea Shepherd UK launched Operation Mjölnir which documented an entire Icelandic fin whaling season from vantage points […]