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When Andy Bruckner first started diving the Florida Keys reefs some forty years ago, what caught his attention were the thickets of beautiful...

Methane is among the most potent greenhouse gasses, and the largest methane reservoir on Earth is stored at continental margins—the underwater...

For island nation residents the ocean is part of our life. Growing up by the sea, we rise and fall with its sound and scent, awed by its natural...

More than two decades ago, Walter Ritte was hunting a deer. What followed was a frustrating series of events that led to him becoming a Hawaiian...

Marine scientists at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego are on a mission to reveal the secrets of seaweeds, including several...

At face value, tourism and sustainability are often seen as having opposing interests. Over-development has led to the severe damage of some of the...

The term ‘Blue Carbon’ was coined a decade ago to describe the carbon captured and stored by the world’s ocean and coastal ecosystems. Today it is...

Just over two hundred years ago, a daring group of explorers set eyes on Antarctica for the first time. As the vast frozen landmass dominated their...

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