The world's oceans are under the greatest threat in history, according to Sir David Attenborough... READ MORE›
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›
Scientists have warned that the break up of the Antarctic ice sheet could significantly fuel sea level rise, pushing the global increase to around 6ft by 2100... READ MORE›
What the report also shows is that the biggest uncertainty in future climate change is us... READ MORE›
Mexico's government has created the largest ocean reserve in North America around a Pacific archipelago regarded as its crown jewel... READ MORE›
Concern grows as oxygen reserves for missing naval vessel ARA San Juan with 44 on board reach seven-day limit... READ MORE›
An estimated 12m tonnes of plastic enters the oceans each year, and residues are routinely found in fish, sea birds and marine mammals... READ MORE›
These range from seven to more than 10 kilometres deep, including the deepest point in the ocean, Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench... READ MORE›
Humans know very little about the frilled shark because it lives deep in the ocean, off the coasts of Japan, New Zealand and Australia... READ MORE›
The number of cruise ships with submarines has been growing steadily over the past two years... READ MORE›
'Blue Planet 2' Three Startling Ways We're Destroying The Ocean And How To Stop... READ MORE›
'Blue Planet 2' Three Startling Ways We're Destroying The Ocean And How To Stop... READ MORE›
Cape Horn is already notorious for it's high seas and rough weathers, she said... READ MORE›
Australia needs to make a stronger contribution to fight climate change and its impacts, the report says... READ MORE›
China's People Liberation Army's PLA South China Sea Fleet said it has established its first... READ MORE›
She is also a lead author of the upcoming Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Special report on ocean and cryosphere... READ MORE›
Ocean acidification can reduce the survival prospects of some species early in their lives, with knock-on effects... READ MORE›
Blue Planet II dives deep into why we need to protect the world's oceans... READ MORE›
Sir David Attenborough has urged the world to cut down on the use of plastics by tomorrow to curb increasing dangers to the ocean... READ MORE›
The worrying truth is that the oceans face a range of issues, largely man made... READ MORE›
Exclusive Consumers do not want plastic-polluted oceans so supermarkets and packaging industry have to work together, says Andy Clarke... READ MORE›
Giant Atlantic wind farms could power entire world - study -- RT News... READ MORE›
It is impossible to imagine global governance without a cooperative oceans governance... READ MORE›
This is despite last year's narrowing down of its most likely resting place to a 25,000-square kilometer 9,650-square mile patch of the southern Indian Ocean... READ MORE›
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›
Debris from the 2011 Japanese tsunami that landed in North America has delivered marine life never seen in the region... READ MORE›
MEXICO CITY - Civil defense officials in northeast Mexico say a light rain was accompanied by small fish that fell from the sky... READ MORE›
A million plastic bottles of water are bought around the world every minute - most of which end up in landfill or the oceans... READ MORE›
The construction of the hull of the vessel has been completed, according to its builder Fujian Mawei Shipbuilding Ltd... READ MORE›
One reason for these cephalopod urbs may be good food resources but, as with humans, octopus city life is no utopia... READ MORE›
Henderson Island, part of the Pitcairn group, is covered by 18 tonnes of plastic - the highest density of anthropogenic debris recorded anywhere in the world... READ MORE›
Its mission will be to investigate water flow and turbulence in the dark depths of the Orkney Passage, a 3.5km deep region of the Southern Ocean... READ MORE›
She said the new research showed that the deep ocean trenches are not as isolated as people imagine... READ MORE›
Over 90 percent of the extra heat ends up in the ocean and hence perhaps the most important measurements of global warming are made in the oceans... READ MORE›
The amount of sea ice in both the Arctic and Antarctic is at a record low and climate change is partly to blame, scientists announced Wednesday... READ MORE›
Museum Victoria collects gelatinous fish, spiny crabs, scarlet sea-spiders, nightmarish cookie cutter sharks and plenty of rubbish... READ MORE›
The most important measurement of global warming is in the oceans... READ MORE›
Prior to his mission to take Dutch water management expertise around the world, Ovink was the Netherlands' chief of water management and spatial planning ... READ MORE›
Empirical evidence is the basis of the climate debate, Bruyninckx said... READ MORE›
I think if we really want to change this dynamic, we have to actually change the reasons the jellyfish are blooming, Gershwin said... READ MORE›
Data from an automated buoy showed that it rose on Feb 4, 2013 in the North Atlantic, the World Meteorological Organization said... READ MORE›
People sceptical of mainstream findings by climate scientists have often pointed to Antarctic sea ice as evidence against global warming... READ MORE›
The shark, which washed ashore on Manly beach in Sydney's north about midday, appeared to be injured and onlookers alerted marine rescue and lifeguards... READ MORE›
Fish may be actively seeking out plastic debris in the oceans as the tiny pieces appear to smell similar to their natural prey, new research suggests... READ MORE›
Temperatures, sea levels and carbon dioxide all hit milestones amid extreme weather in 2015, major international 'state of the climate' report finds... READ MORE›
Donald Trump shelled out 409,759 for property taxes in 2016 on Mar-a-Lago, his oceanfront club above billionaire's row in Palm Beach, Fla... READ MORE›
This past year had so many stories involving human-caused climate change - it will be forever in our memories... READ MORE›
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›
The narwhals like it, said Josh Willis, the project lead for NASA's Oceans Melting Greenland... READ MORE›
Vancouver Island-based fisherman Matt Stabler took this photo northwest of Nootka Sound in May... READ MORE›
El Ninos bring warm ocean water to the surface, temporarily causing average global surface temperatures to rise... READ MORE›
On board the Investigator research vessel for the month-long voyage are 27 scientists, 13 technicians and 20 crew... READ MORE›
Johnson said the WWF would be working hard to make the Ross Sea Marine Protected Area permanent... READ MORE›
The research takes in to account the large waves and storm surges that can tip gradually rising sea levels over the edge of coastal defences... READ MORE›
One of the highest concentrations of toxic pollutants ever recorded in a marine mammal has been revealed in a Scottish killer whale that died in 2016... READ MORE›
They say a deposit scheme would capture about 95 percent of littered plastic bottles - reducing marine litter by almost a third... READ MORE›
Rapa Nui protection area, about same size as Chilean mainland, will protect up to 142 species, including 27 threatened with extinction... READ MORE›
Adrian Glover, an expert in deep oceans from the Natural History Museum in London who was not involved in the research, welcomed the study... READ MORE›
A magazine article claiming marine life has nothing whatsoever to fear from ocean acidification has been deemed neither misleading nor inaccurate by the UK's press regulator... READ MORE›
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