The Pacific Ocean is once again drawing global attention as climate scientists monitor conditions that could lead to one of the strongest El Niño events in decades. Forecasts from the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) now suggest a […]
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Climate scientists have long searched for ways to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere without causing further harm to the oceans. Now, a new field experiment involving “green sand” made from the mineral olivine is offering cautious optimism for the
Concerns have been raised over the UK’s approach to marine protection after The Wildlife Trusts warned that whales, dolphins, and other cetaceans are not being adequately safeguarded in British waters. The Wildlife Trusts have expressed concern that current conservation efforts
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The coastal community of Tofino has taken a significant environmental step by becoming one of the first municipalities in Canada to ban the sale of small plastic bottles. The move is part of a broader effort to reduce plastic waste
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Rising ocean temperatures are beginning to reshape marine ecosystems across Europe, and a new discussion is emerging around a surprising possibility: the return of great white sharks to the North Sea. Scientists are examining whether climate-driven changes could make northern
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Imagine a tourist diving into Egypt’s Red Sea, paying good money to witness the beauty of our coral reefs and marine life. In that moment, they watch a local guide casually throw plastic overboard, a fisherman deploy destructive nets that
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A recent study has revealed an unusual and concerning discovery: sharks in waters near the Bahamas have been found with traces of cocaine and other drugs in their systems. The findings have raised questions about how human-related pollution is reaching
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A new approach to coral reef restoration is gaining attention as researchers and conservationists explore the use of specially designed concrete structures to support marine life and rebuild damaged reefs. The concept focuses on creating artificial reef systems that can
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On Saturday, March 7, a stranded adult female Kemp’s ridley sea turtle was reported on a beach near Galveston, Texas. When rescuers arrived, they found a turtle that looked as if it had green “fur.” The coating was not fur.
In a remarkable discovery that highlights both community involvement and the resilience of coral ecosystems, a mother-and-daughter team of citizen scientists has uncovered one of the largest coral colonies ever documented on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. The massive structure, believed
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