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Study: Hidden diversity of coral more important for conservation than previously thought

Most marine protected areas only protect shallow reefs, which means that hidden species at mesophotic depths are being overlooked by current conservation strategies.

International collaboration will use Artificial Intelligence to enhance climate change projections

A team of scientists, backed by a $10 million grant from Schmidt Futures, will work to enhance climate-change projections by improving climate simulations using artificial intelligence.

Coldplay adopts Interceptor to join the Ocean Cleanup Mission

‘NEON Moon 1’ will start collecting plastic in Malaysia this summer

Port of Blyth supports UK oyster restoration project in UK waters

The Wild Oysters project, a three-year ambition, was awarded £1.18m by the Postcode Dream Trust.

Microplastic collection device to be Installed on Marusumi Paper’s wood chip carrier

Accelerating Ocean/Global Environmental Conservation Using Merchant Vessels

‘Natural seismometers’ confirmed on sea floor

Evidence from underwater landslides during New Zealand's 2016 Kaikōura earthquake could help scientists better understand the world's largest, tsunami-generating quakes.

Oil in the ocean photooxides within hours to days, new study finds

This is the first model results to support the new paradigm of photooxidation that emerged from laboratory research.

Reseach: Sea-level rise drives wastewater leakage to coastal waters

To understand the connection between wastewater infrastructure, groundwater and the coastal ocean, the researchers used chemical tracers

Port of Tallinn now consumes only green electricity produced in Estonia

Port of Tallinn entered into a renewable energy purchase agreement with Eesti Energia and now consumes only green electricity produced in Estonia.

Port of Rotterdam: Taskforce seeks to set the pace in tackling plastic granule pollution

The Rotterdam Clean Sweep Taskforce aims to combat pollution from plastic granules, powders and flakes in the port of Rotterdam.

New model more accurately predicts how massive glaciers melt

Mass ice loss from Greenland is the single largest contributor to sea level rise today, and Antarctica is projected to contribute significantly to sea level rise in the decades to come.

IMO regional pollution centre assists with oil spill incident in Israel

The cause of the pollution is yet to be identified.

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