Brooklyn Marine Terminal reborn: After years of decay, it’s time for a revived port and housing
As New York looks to its future, it must grapple with a dramatically rising cost of living, critical resilience needs for the ...
Scientists hope hungry weevils from Louisiana can tackle South Africa's invasive water plants
South Africa is unleashing weevils imported from the United States in a bid to fight off the sprouting growth of Salvinia ...
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Seaweed Farming: Prosperity or peril in the face of climate change?
According to Nature Communications (2019), seaweed absorbs carbon dioxide, helping mitigate climate change by storing carbon ...
China, France issue joint statement on climate change
On the tenth anniversary of the Paris Agreement, China and France issue a joint statement reaffirming their commitment to ...
On board the unique ocean vessel that's visiting Liverpool
A unique ocean vessel arrived in Liverpool this week as part of work by researchers to bridge the gap between science and ...
Earth’s lakes are losing oxygen at alarming rates, study finds
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Climate change threatens Vietnam’s ancient tradition of making fish sauce
However, that heritage is under threat, and not only from giant conglomerates that mass-produce fish sauce in factories.
Ancient ecosystem uncovered beneath Antarctic glacier collapse
Scientists uncover a thriving ecosystem beneath an Antarctic glacier, revealing corals, octopuses, and giant sea spiders ...
China and France reaffirm commitment to climate action on Paris Agreement anniversary
On the tenth anniversary of the Paris Agreement, China and France issue a joint statement reaffirming their commitment to ...
Shark attacks and sinkings: Submarine tragedy is latest blow for Egypt’s tourism
On March 27, 2025, a tourist submarine named "Sindbad" sank near the Red Sea resort of Hurghada, killing six Russian tourists ...
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Human activity disrupting ocean CO2 absorption
Scientists estimate around 30 percent of the carbon dioxide (CO2) released by humans is absorbed by the oceans, playing a crucial role in climate regulation and reducing the rate of global warming.
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Lost loggerhead found lifeless on Mayo beach makes a ‘Turtle-y’ incredible recovery, thanks to Jonathan (10)
Ten-year-old Jonathan Padden was out with his family on An Fál Mór beach near Blacksod in north Mayo when he spotted what ...