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CORAL REEFS AT RISK OF DISSOLVING AS OCEANS GET MORE ACIDIC
OSLO - Coral reefs could start to dissolve before 2100 as man-made climate change drives acidification of the oceans, scientists said Thursday... READ MORE›
GLOBAL WARMING IS STARVING THE WORLD'S REEFS FASTER THAN EVER
In the past, coral bleaching occurred when warmer winds and El Nino weather conditions heated up sea surfaces... READ MORE›
'SHOCKING' RISE IN RUBBISH WASHING UP ON UK BEACHES
Most wet wipes contain plastic and Prior said she knew of no wet wipes on sale today that meet water company standards for degradability... READ MORE›
CORAL TRANSPLANT SUCCESS COULD BE A RAY OF HOPE FOR THE GREAT BARRIER REEF
In 2016 coral bleaching killed more than a third of the Great Barrier Reef... READ MORE›
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TUNA AND MACKEREL POPULATIONS SUFFER CATASTROPHIC 74 DECLINE RESEARCH SHOWS
WWF says we risk losing species critical to human food security unless action is taken to halt overfishing and other threats to marine life... READ MORE›
SCIENTISTS SAY A DRAMATIC WORLDWIDE CORAL BLEACHING EVENT IS NOW UNDERWAY
Coral reefs are expected to see ocean temperatures that can lead to bleaching sometime this year... READ MORE›
WHEN THE CORAL DISAPPEARS, SO WILL THEY
CNN's John Sutter visits a remote island off Madagascar where people are 100 percent dependent on coral reefs for survival. He finds cimate change wreaking havoc... READ MORE›
"GLOWING" SEA TURTLE DISCOVERED
While filming small sharks and coral reefs in the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific, marine biologists had a stunning encounter with a glowing sea turtle... READ MORE›
TSUNAMI CARRIED A MILLION SEA CREATURES FROM JAPAN TO US WEST COAST
Some of the creatures - about two-thirds of which had never been seen on the US west coast - reproduced as they drifted eastward... READ MORE›
MEXICO LAUNCHES PIONEERING SCHEME TO INSURE ITS CORAL REEF
A stretch of coral reef off Mexico is the testing ground for a new idea that could protect fragile environments around the world insurance... READ MORE›
LEAVE OIL RIGS IN THE NORTH SEA SAY CONSERVATIONISTS
Leave oil rigs in the North Sea, say conservationists... READ MORE›
'THE SPILL REMAINS UNCONTAINED AND THE NATHAN E. STEWART REMAINS SUBMERGED,' B.C.'S HEILTSUK NATION RELEASE
'the spill remains uncontained and the nathan e. stewart remains submerged,' b.c.'s heiltsuk nation release... READ MORE›
MINISTERS EXPLORE APPLYING MICROBEAD BAN TO HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
Officials have asked for more proof of microbead damage to marine life in move to extend cosmetics ban to all products washed down drain... READ MORE›
A QUARTER OF THE WORLDS MARINE SPECIES IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION
The wide-ranging list of threatened species includes the smoothback angel shark, the eightgilled hagfish and the Amsterdam albatross... READ MORE›
'VERY IMPRESSIVE' MARINE LIFE ENTERS NORTH AMERICA ON DEBRIS FROM JAPANESE TSUNAMI
Debris from the 2011 Japanese tsunami that landed in North America has delivered marine life never seen in the region... READ MORE›
SEA SPONGE THE SIZE OF A MINIVAN DISCOVERED IN OCEAN DEPTHS OFF HAWAII
Scientists described the animal this week, in the journal Marine Biodiversity... READ MORE›
HAWAII AND OTHER BIG MARINE PROTECTED AREAS 'COULD WORK AGAINST CONSERVATION'
British and US marine scientists say that the race to designate ever-bigger marine national parks in remote parts of the world could work against conservation... READ MORE›
GREAT BARRIER REEF SPECIES MORE AT RISK FROM CLIMATE CHANGE, SAYS STUDY
The largest study to date on the impacts of climate change on marine biodiversity found that many species would cope by finding new waters... READ MORE›
WHEN VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLARS TURN INTO CANNIBALS
One contained only a detergent, while the others also included varying concentrations of methyl jasmonate - a substance given off by plants when damaged... READ MORE›
NEARLY HALF OF WORLD'S MARINE LIFE HAS BEEN WIPED OUT IN JUST 40 YEARS, WWF STUDY FINDS
Those that live or feed on, or near, coral reefs... READ MORE›
ORIGIN OF MYSTERY DEEP-SEA MUSHROOM REVEALED
Instead, they belong to a class of floating jellyfish known as siphonophores, found along the Australian coast, and in the Indian and Pacific Oceans... READ MORE›
CHINA AND RUSSIA THWART PLAN FOR ANTARCTIC OCEAN SANCTUARY
The Southern Ocean represents about 10 percent of the Earth's surface... READ MORE›
NORTH AMERICA FAR OFF FROM OCEAN PRESERVATION TARGETS, REPORT FINDS
Marine protected areas MPAs include the Florida Keys and California's Monterey Bay national marine sanctuary, which is larger than Yellowstone national park... READ MORE›
BLUE PLANET II DIVES DEEP INTO WHY WE NEED TO PROTECT THE OCEANS
Blue Planet II dives deep into why we need to protect the world's oceans... READ MORE›
'NIGHTMARE OCTOPUS' IN TERRIFYING VIRAL VIDEO WAS JUST BEING A NORMAL OCTOPUS
Comment 'Nightmare octopus' in terrifying viral video was just being a normal octopus... READ MORE›
'BRIGHT SPOTS' OFFER FRESH HOPE FOR SURVIVAL OF CORAL REEFS
Cinner added We believe that the bright spots offer hope and some solutions that can be applied more broadly across the world's coral reefs... READ MORE›
OCEANS YIELD 1,500 NEW CREATURES IN PAST YEAR; MANY OTHERS LURK UNKNOWN
Marine life can have big economic value sponges and molluscs are among species that have yielded cancer-fighting agents... READ MORE›
RESEARCH FINDS CERTAIN CORALS HAVE DNA TO ADAPT TO WARMER CLIMATE
Coral reefs are declining fast in many parts of the world due to pollution warming seas disease and storms... READ MORE›
SCIENTISTS FIND 35 PER CENT CORAL DEATH IN PARTS OF GREAT BARRIER REEF
The Great Barrier Reef has seen major bleaching in the northern part of the reef in particular, as well as significant amounts of coral death... READ MORE›
IN GRAVEYARD OF DEAD CORAL IN PACIFIC, HOPE AND LIFE BLOOM
WASHINGTON AP -- In a ghost town of dead coral off a remote Pacific island, scientists have found a bit more life... READ MORE›
WORLD'S LARGEST SPONGE -- AS BIG AS A MINIVAN -- FOUND OFF HAWAII
Paul Dayton, professor emeritus at Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California, has studied large sponges in the Antarctic... READ MORE›
U.S. SENATORS, ENVIRONMENTALISTS SEEK TO STOP SEISMIC SURVEYS OF ATLANTIC FLOOR
As bad as that was, these permits are orders of magnitude worse, said Cindy Zipf, executive director of New Jersey-based Clean Ocean Action... READ MORE›
BLAST FISHING HURTS SAWU SEA'S MARINE HABITATS
"[Dynamite fishing] perpetrators tend to choose coral reef areas, where most fish can be found... READ MORE›
GLOBAL CORAL BLEACHING MAY BE ENDING, U.S. AGENCY SAYS
Coral reef bleaching may be easing after three years of high ocean temperatures, the longest such period since the 1980s, the National Oceanic and Atmosphe... READ MORE›