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Remote Indian Ocean reefs bounce back quickly after bleaching

Coral reefs in remote or protected areas can recover quickly after mass coral bleaching events, new research shows.

NOAA’s ship to measure water depths in the Mariana Archipelago

These data will be collected in areas of the Marianas Archipelago that, in some cases, have not been surveyed in over 80 years—if at all.

AI transfer learning techniques help to study ocean internal waves

"AI technology can establish fast and direct mapping relationships in studying complex marine phenomena"

Wärtsilä and Grimaldi unveil new filter system to tackle ocean microplastics

According to the association Plastic Europe, 368 million tonnes of plastic were produced in 2019 worldwide, and around 3%, or 11.4 million tonnes, of this plastic ultimately ends up in the ocean.

WWF: Plastic pollution in oceans on track to rise for decades

The review by Germany's Alfred Wegener Institute, commissioned by environmental campaign group WWF, examined almost 2,600 research papers on the topic

CityU study reveals poorly discarded surgical masks threaten marine ecosystem

A mask weighing about three grams released about 3,000 microplastics.

Testing space-based marine plastic detection in an ocean wave facility

Could satellites be able to help track and map the marine plastic waste befouling our oceans?

Climate change has likely begun to suffocate the world’s fisheries

New research finds the ocean’s middle depths, home to many commercially fished species, started losing oxygen at unnatural rates in 2021

Scientists warn that ocean microplastic pollution may be greater than estimated

The conclusions show that the levels of microplastics in the Mediterranean are probably higher than estimated, but the methods used are not capable of recording them.

Sequoia receives NSF grant to develop carbon uptake sensor for profiling floats

Small Business Technology Transfer Program Provides Seed Funding for R&D Collaboration with the University of Maine School of Marine Sciences

Satellites show ‘mega-iceberg’ released 152 billion tons of fresh water into ocean

In July 2017, the A68A iceberg snapped off the Larsen-C Ice Shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula and began its epic journey

Scientists predict Tonga ash-seawater cocktail will be toxic hazard

Following an underwater volcano eruption on Saturday, Tonga has suffered significant damage and is blanketed in ash that closed runways and threatens water supplies.

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