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Large-scale coral restoration begins in Florida Keys sanctuary

NOAA and partners outplanting more than 60,000 corals

Study of US tuna fisheries explores nexus of climate change, sustainable seafood

In particular, the study examined how the carbon footprint of tuna was affected by how far from shore fishing fleets operated, or what type of fishing gear they used.

Study: Human activities sound an alarm for sea life

Humans have altered the ocean soundscape by drowning out natural noises relied upon by many marine animals, from shrimp to sharks.

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.

‘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.

Crystal Cruises launches new close-to-home Bahamas escapes from Nassau and Bimini

In partnership with The Bahamas, Crystal Cruises seeks to reinvigorate tourism in the region, as first ocean cruise line to return to sailing in the Americas

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

The long journey of women to Antarctica: the Ukrainian experience

The 25th scientific expedition is currently working at the Ukrainian polar station Akademik Vernadsky, and during all these years women had spent the winter there only a few times. In 1997-1998, four women scientists spent the winter as part of the second Antarctic expedition, but later this right was granted exclusively to men. It took more than 20 years for gender policy to change and the long-standing taboo to be finally broken…

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.

Lakes isolated beneath Antarctic ice could be more amenable to life than thought

This is the finding of a new study that could help researchers determine the best spots to search for microbes that could be unique to the region, having been isolated and evolving alone for millions of years.

Biologists devise new way to assess carbon in the ocean

A new USC study puts ocean microbes in a new light with important implications for global warming.

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