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Ukrainian drones struck a Russian missile corvette at the Kronstadt Naval Base in St. Petersburg.
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Fugro to deliver marine mammal monitoring supporting Ireland’s offshore wind ambitions

Fugro will install and maintain a network of eight static, silent seabed moorings.

New way of conservation: an acoustic device helps reduce bycatch of endangered Black Sea porpoises

The endangered Black Sea harbour porpoise is facing a critical fight for survival.

UK scientists unite for seabed survey off the south‑west coast

A four‑week seabed mapping survey will bring together scientists from 11 organisations to improve understanding of the marine environment.

UNESCO report: Gap in ocean carbon research may impact global climate predictions

The ocean is one of our strongest climate allies, absorbing a large share of the carbon we emit. Yet we still lack a full understanding of how this natural defense functions

Port of San Diego’s Blue Economy Incubator grows to 13 companies with Lux Bio

Lux Bio’s product replaces toxic chemicals and single-use plastics with a bioluminescent, non-toxic, and ocean-biodegradable lighting solution.

Irish Whale and Dolphin Group to cease operations of sailing research vessel

The vessel undertakes systematic visual surveys for whales, dolphins, porpoises and wider marine wildlife around the Irish coast

MOL, TMAM, and Idemitsu Kosan launch Blue Carbon Initiative

Blue carbon refers to carbon that is sequestered in the seabed and deep ocean through the uptake of atmospheric CO2 by coastal and marine ecosystems via photosynthesis.

Scientists discover 20 new deep-reef species in the ‘twilight zone’

Nearly a decade of data collected from dives to 300+ feet will help inform global conservation efforts for these understudied coral reefs

New study finds fishing-fleet movements can reveal marine-ecosystem shifts

UC Santa Cruz researchers show how vessel-tracking data mirrored tuna roaming beyond their typical territory due to unusually warm ocean temperatures

New study finds rate of U.S. coastal sea level rise doubled in the past century

This represents conclusive evidence that coastal sea level in the U.S. is accelerating, likely due to climate change

Black Sea oil pollution after Russian attack could last for years – Greenpeace Ukraine

Following Russian attacks on December 20th on sunflower oil storage facilities at the port of Pivdenny near Odesa, tanks were damaged, triggering significant and potentially damaging marine pollution.

One of world’s largest reef restoration trials during Reef spawning

The Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) has led one of the world’s largest reef restoration tests on a coral reef ecosystem

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