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Palau’s Reefs Have Highest Coral Cover Observed on Largest Ever Global Mapping Expedition

20 October 2020

Ocean Community

World's Longest-Running Carbon Dioxide Measurement Receives Continuation Funding

20 October 2020

Experts Recommend New Management Strategies to Protect Ecologically Important Krill

20 October 2020

Deep Sea Coral Time Machines Reveal Ancient CO2 Burps

20 October 2020

Most Nations Failing to Protect Nature in COVID-19 Pandemic Recovery Plans, Warn Researchers

13 October 2020

Seabird Response to Abrupt Climate Change 5,000 Years Ago Transformed Falklands Ecosystems

Elkhorn Coral Actively Fighting Off Diseases on Reef, Study Finds

Study Suggests Common Insecticide, Fipronil, Disrupts Aquatic Communities in U.S.

Researcher Proposes Sea-Level Rise Global Observing System

Ocean Community

University Contributes £560m to Regional Economies

Ocean Community

Scientific Dream Team Conducts Rapid Response Research at Hercules Gas Blowout

Coastal Permafrost More Susceptible to Climate Change Than Previously Thought

New Study Provides Clearer Picture of the Sequence of Glacial and Interglacial Periods

Marine Sponges Have Great Potential as Bioindicators Micropollution, Say Scientists

Metal Deposits from Chinese Coal Plants End Up in the Pacific Ocean, According to New Findings

Fisheries & Aquaculture

Fish Exposed to Even Small Amounts of Estrogen Produce Fewer Males

Biggest Carbon Dioxide Drop: Real-Time Data Show COVID-19's Massive Impact on Global Emissions

MacArtney Completes LARS Delivery for Fifth Ocean Research Vessel to Asia Pacific Operations

Extreme E Announces Scientific Partnership with Enel Foundation

University Applies ATLAS AI-Powered Platform for Environmental Protection and Natural Resource Management

POLAR Special Edition

We reveal the latest research improving our knowledge of melting ice-sheets and sea-level rise; the effects of climate change on biodiversity in these regions; and the heroic efforts of polar scientists as they search for the answers to some of the most important and pressing questions of our time.

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Slipping Through Our Fingers: Are We Running Out of Sand?

Slipping Through Our Fingers: Are We Running Out of Sand?

By Ellis Moloney

Slipping Through Our Fingers: Are We Running Out of Sand?

Slipping Through Our Fingers: Are We Running Out of Sand?

By Ellis Moloney

Oceans

Marine Sponges Have Great Potential as Bioindicators Micropollution, Say Scientists

Metal Deposits from Chinese Coal Plants End Up in the Pacific Ocean, According to New Findings

Endangered Vaquita Remain Genetically Healthy Even in Low Numbers

Two New Studies Substantially Advance Understanding of Currents that Help Regulate Climate

Comprehensive Study Measures Effects of Ocean Acidification on Marine Ecosystems

Coasts

Seabird Response to Abrupt Climate Change 5,000 Years Ago Transformed Falklands Ecosystems

Elkhorn Coral Actively Fighting Off Diseases on Reef, Study Finds

Study Suggests Common Insecticide, Fipronil, Disrupts Aquatic Communities in U.S.

Researcher Proposes Sea-Level Rise Global Observing System

Researchers Find Diverse Communities Comprise Bacterial Mats Threatening Coral Reefs

Polar

Coastal Permafrost More Susceptible to Climate Change Than Previously Thought

New Study Provides Clearer Picture of the Sequence of Glacial and Interglacial Periods

Depths of The Weddell Sea Are Warming Five Times Faster Than Elsewhere

The Grand Finale to the Expedition of a Century

Ice Discharge in North Pacific Cause Series of Climate Events During Last Ice Age, Study Finds

Fisheries & Aquaculture

Fish Exposed to Even Small Amounts of Estrogen Produce Fewer Males

Robots Help to Answer Age-Old Question of Why Fish School

Scientists Release Previously Unseen Footage Showing Environmental Impacts of Pot Fishing

Seaweed Success Can Help Tackle Global Poverty, Says Expert

The Pace of Environmental Change Can Doom or Save Coral Reefs, Suggest Scientists

Deep-Sea

Deep Sea Coral Time Machines Reveal Ancient CO2 Burps

Deep-Seabed Mining Lastingly Disrupts the Seafloor Food Web

New Corals Discovered in Comprehensive Deep-Sea Study of Great Barrier Reef Marine Park

Ancient Star Explosions Revealed in Deep-Sea Sediments

New Method Lets Scientists Peer Deeper into Ocean

Ocean Policy

Biggest Carbon Dioxide Drop: Real-Time Data Show COVID-19's Massive Impact on Global Emissions

War on Plastic is Distracting from More Urgent Threats to Environment, Experts Warn

Experts Recommend New Management Strategies to Protect Ecologically Important Krill

All-Female Scientific Coalition Calls for Marine Protected Area for Antarctica Peninsula

UNEP and the Parliament of the World’s Religions Launch New Book to Catalyze Climate Action

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Ocean Community

University Contributes £560m to Regional Economies

Scientific Dream Team Conducts Rapid Response Research at Hercules Gas Blowout

MyPlasticDiary Plastic Footprint App

World's Longest-Running Carbon Dioxide Measurement Receives Continuation Funding

University Names New Principal and Vice-Chancellor

Ocean Industry

MacArtney Completes LARS Delivery for Fifth Ocean Research Vessel to Asia Pacific Operations

Extreme E Announces Scientific Partnership with Enel Foundation

University Applies ATLAS AI-Powered Platform for Environmental Protection and Natural Resource Management

Thordon Webinar Success Opens Door to Mexico’s Tuna Fishing Vessel Market

M&E Deploys Autonomous Survey Vessel on Reef Survey

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