The Blue Economy News
For Those Who Live the Blue Economy
WHY DO WE EXIST?
The ocean is a vital engine of the global economy, supporting industries such as fisheries, shipping, renewable energy, coastal tourism, and marine biotechnology. However, balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability remains one of the greatest challenges of our time. Blue Economy News was created to bridge this gap—providing a platform where experts, innovators, and advocates can share knowledge, ideas, and solutions that drive a more sustainable and inclusive blue economy.
We believe that informed discussions and collaborative efforts are essential for shaping policies, business strategies, and innovations that respect both the economic potential and ecological limits of our oceans. Through thought-provoking articles, expert insights, and cutting-edge research, we aim to empower decision-makers, businesses, and communities to engage with the blue economy responsibly.
Become a Collaborator Now
Your knowledge can drive change. Submit your article and help build a more sustainable economy.Mission & Vision.
Mission:
Our mission is to foster informed discussions and amplify the voices of those working toward a sustainable and equitable ocean economy. We seek to bridge the gap between science, industry, and policy by providing a trusted platform for insights, research, and stories that highlight the challenges and opportunities within the blue economy.
Vision:
We envision a future where the blue economy thrives in harmony with marine ecosystems, supporting economic growth while preserving the ocean for future generations. By facilitating knowledge-sharing and collaboration, we strive to be the go-to resource for individuals and organizations seeking to make a positive impact on ocean sustainability and maritime industries.
Together, We Build a More Sustainable Blue Economy.
It’s a high-stakes cause.
A thriving, sustainable blue economy depends on open conversations and shared knowledge. When insights are free from bias and accessible to all, real change happens.
This isn’t about any single platform, organization, or individual—it’s about a community. A space where academics share research that drives action, journalists uncover stories that matter, and businesses explore sustainable innovations shaping the future. Policymakers gain the balanced insights they need to create informed, effective regulations, while coastal and Indigenous communities ensure that real-world experiences are heard and valued.
Education plays a vital role in this ecosystem, equipping the next generation with the knowledge and tools to drive meaningful change. Investors bring the resources to accelerate innovative projects, supporting solutions that balance economic opportunity with ocean health.
When diverse voices come together—challenging ideas, exchanging knowledge, and working toward shared solutions—we create stronger policies, smarter businesses, better education, and a healthier ocean.
This is about all of us. A collective effort to shape a more sustainable future—together.
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JOURNALISTS
BUSINESSES
GOVERNMENT
COMMUNITY
INVESTIDORS
Why Contribute?
Benefits of Contributing:
Writing for this platform isn’t just about sharing ideas—it’s about impact. As a contributor, you’ll gain:
Exposure & Visibility:
Your work will reach a broad audience of industry leaders, policymakers, academics, businesses, and engaged readers worldwide.
Credibility & Thought Leadership:
Establish yourself as a trusted voice in the blue economy, whether you're a researcher, journalist, entrepreneur, or advocate.
Networking & Collaboration:
Connect with like-minded professionals, innovators, and decision-makers invested in sustainable ocean industries.
Influence & Impact :
Your insights can drive discussions, inform policy, and inspire actionable solutions for a healthier blue economy.
Content We’re Looking For:
We welcome a wide range of engaging, well-researched, and insightful content related to the blue economy, including:
Opinion Pieces:
Your perspective on industry trends, challenges, or opportunities.
Research & Analysis:
Summarized findings of academic studies, reports, or data-driven insights.
Industry Insights:
Case studies, technological advancements, or sustainable business models.
Policy & Governance:
Discussions on regulations, frameworks, and public-private initiatives.
Community & Indigenous Perspectives:
Firsthand accounts of how blue economy policies affect local communities.
Investigative Journalism:
In-depth reports on issues, challenges, or breakthroughs shaping marine industries.
Innovation & Investment: Articles highlighting new technologies, startup success stories, and sustainable investment opportunities.
If your content inspires, educates, or drives action, we want to hear from you!
Submission Guidelines:
To ensure clarity, quality, and consistency, please follow these guidelines:
Word Count:
800–1,500 words (exceptions for in-depth pieces).
Originality:
Submissions must be original and written by the author. The content must not contain plagiarism or be entirely generated by AI. While AI-assisted writing is acceptable for research support, the article should reflect the author's own voice, insights, and expertise.
Clarity & Accessibility:
To increase your visibility, write your piece for an informed but general audience—avoid excessive jargon.
Citations & Sources:
Data, statistics, and references should be properly cited.
Submission Format:
Submit in a Word document or PDF with a short author bio (50–100 words).
BEHIND THE SCENES:
Margarita Sidorova.
Margarita, known as the "Seaweed Queen," is a renowned expert in the cosmetic industry who, three years ago, made a bold transition into the Blue Economy to focus on marine biotechnology and sustainability. With a sharp business acumen and deep industry knowledge, she has quickly established herself as one of the most well-connected figures in the field, bridging the gap between science, industry, and global supply chains.
As the co-founder of Blue Economy News, Margarita is at the forefront of shaping conversations around ocean-based innovations, championing the growth of sustainable marine industries. She plays a hands-on role in advising and supporting early-stage biotech ventures, helping them navigate challenges from R&D to commercialization, all while scaling up her own business in the space. With her extensive network and strategic insights, she is a key player in advancing sustainable, high-impact solutions that leverage the ocean’s potential responsibly.
Diego Lapetina.
After completing his PhD in Cell Biology, Diego Lapetina transitioned from scientific research to creative ventures, channeling his analytical mindset into the art of branding and storytelling. Over the past five years, he has been refining his ability to craft compelling narratives that bring businesses to life, helping brands communicate their mission with clarity and impact.
A long-time business partner of Margarita, Diego recently identified a crucial gap in how the Blue Economy is communicated—despite its importance, many innovations and advancements in the field remain fragmented or underrepresented. Recognizing the need for a centralized platform to bridge this divide, he proposed the creation of Blue Economy News—the first dedicated hub connecting the entire marine biotechnology and sustainability ecosystem. With a mission to illuminate breakthroughs, foster collaboration, and elevate the conversation, Diego is now leading efforts to ensure that the narrative of the Blue Economy reaches the right audiences, from industry leaders to policymakers and the public.