‘We can’t have octopus all year round’: Why Greek chefs and WWF want people to eat invasive species
Overfishing and destructive fishing methods are putting growing pressure on marine ecosystems, weakening the ocean’s ability to store…
UK firm installs world’s first offshore platform to tap ocean heat energy
A UK clean energy firm, Global OTEC, on Wednesday announced it has completed the offshore installation of a…
Ghost fishing gear: The hidden threat at the bottom of our seas and oceans
Marine pollution is reaching alarming levels in both the Mediterranean and the Atlantic and scientists warn that the…
Newly-Identified Geological Feature Points to Vast, Long-Dried Up Ocean in Northern Plains of Mars
A continent-like shelf beneath the Martian surface hints that a vast ocean once covered up to a third…
New Evidence For An Ancient Ocean On Mars
Sedimentologic and mineralogic evidence for sedimentary rocks, clay stratigraphy and open-basin deltas along and within the detected shelf.…
East Coast artist Pru Davis showcases ocean-inspired works at Matawhero Art Gallery
“I clearly remember my mum always outside painting somewhere with her easel and palette and, of course, paintings…
The ocean off California keeps breaking heat records
An extreme marine heat wave is simmering the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California, and experts are…
Inflation risks for food; but chance for private label
The International Monetary Fund has warned that the global economy is at risk of recession if the Iran…
24 new species found in ocean zone eyed for battery metals mining
Scientists discovered 24 new species of tiny crustaceans and an entirely new evolutionary branch from a deep…
Key ocean current is slowing at locations around the Atlantic
Visualisation showing the western boundary currents that form part of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation NASA’s Scientific Visualization…
1,400-lb great white shark ‘Breton’ pings near uncharted waters off Turks and Caicos
Video from Sept. 2020 shows OCEARCH tagging an adult male white shark named Breton. Breton weighed more than…
Earth’s 40 000-year axial tilt cycle influenced subtropical marine productivity during early Antarctic ice sheet expansion
The cycle, known as obliquity, reflects changes in the angle of Earth’s axis and affects how solar radiation…