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Who is Damian Browne? From Leinster rugby career, defying death and rowing the Atlantic

Damian spent a rough 112 days crossing the Atlantic Ocean, and is no stranger to extreme adventures, and is appearing on the Late Late Show to discuss his 112-day journey called ‘Project Empower

Irish Mirror

The broken US economy breeds inequality and insecurity. Here’s how to fix it

On one side, oceans of wealth and power. On the other, precarity and powerlessness. But we have the tools for reform

The Guardian - US

Campaigners protest with dead fish to highlight ‘tragedy’ of salmon industry

Protesters dressed in suits, blindfolded and gagged with dead fish staged a stunt outside Holyrood.

The Independent UK

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Underside of one of the world's biggest waves takes out Ocean Photographer of the year award

An image of a surfer held down by one of the heaviest waves in the world in Tahiti has won a prestigious ocean photography award.

ABC News

Is a new continent on the way? Experts warn Pacific Ocean 'closing'

According to scientists, a new supercontinent will be formed named Amasia

Irish Mirror

This is how scientists will predict the next massive hurricane

An army of high-tech sailing drones has collected crucial data this hurricane season that could provide helpful insight into future storms.

Inverse

As Salton Sea faces ecological collapse, a plan to save it with ocean water is rejected

LOS ANGELES — For as long as the Salton Sea has faced the threat of ecological collapse, some local residents and environmentalists have advocated a radical cure for the deteriorating lake: a large infusion of ocean water.

Los Angeles Times

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Parking tickets help track ocean health

A team of eco-warrior scientists conducting a pilot program has figured out it takes an average 48 days for a piece of plastic to end up in Sydney Harbour.

AAP

Climate risk index shows threats to 90 per cent of the world's marine species

Climate change impacts marine life through a bewildering web of complex pathways.

The Conversation

Missing fisherman turns up 12 hours later clinging to plastic barrel in middle of ocean

Catur, 40, an Indonesian national, was fishing in the waters close to a Malaysian island on Sunday night when he fell overboard and drifted around 9.3 nautical miles out to sea

Daily Mirror

Tropical Depression forms near Africa, while a wave heads to Caribbean

MIAMI — Tropical Depression Twelve formed west of Africa on Tuesday afternoon, and has some potential to reach tropical storm status Tuesday night or Wednesday. But forecasters expect it to be “short-lived” and sputter out in the open ocean.

Miami Herald

Dinosaur-killing asteroid triggered powerful tsunami that hit Australia, simulation reveals

The true devastating power of the mega-tsunami that was triggered by the asteroid impact that killed most dinosaurs has been revealed.

ABC News

13-year-old boy plans to swim in fancy dress every month for a year to help save the oceans

'I decided I couldn't just sit there and do nothing. I wanted to raise money but have some fun at the same time'

Wales Online

N. Korea fires missile over Japan territory

Without warning, North Korea launched a ballistic missile on Tuesday morning that flew over Japan and into the Pacific Ocean.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

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Daily Record

North Korea fires missile over Japan as prime minister dubs move 'barbaric'

Japanese authorities issued an urgent warning for people to evacuate buildings and take shelter, after the rocket fell into the Pacific Ocean.

Evening Standard

North Korea fires ballistic missile over Japan prompting evacuations and halting trains

The Japanese government warned citizens to take cover as the missile appeared to have flown over and past its territory before falling into the Pacific Ocean

The Independent UK

North Korea launches first missile over Japan in five years as Tokyo tells citizens to take cover

Japanese defence minister Yasukazu Hamada says he wouldn’t rule ‘counterattack’ options

WEKU

North Korea fires a ballistic missile over Japan

North Korea launched an intermediate-range ballistic missile on Tuesday that flew over Japan for the first time in five years, the South Korean government said, triggering alerts across Japan.

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Nor’easter causes problems at Jersey Shore with more flooding and erosion expected through Wednesday

PHILADELPHIA — A nor’easter that started grinding the Jersey Shore over the weekend caused widespread moderate flooding as tides peaked Monday. It was expected to continue to throttle the coast overnight.

Salon

Cars among main causes of oil in oceans

Cars and highways are among the top contributors to ocean oil pollution, study finds

Irish Mirror

US deploys world's most expensive military ship into the Atlantic with 9,000 troops amid Russia tensions

The USS Gerald R Ford set sail from the State of Virginia and will make its way to the depths of the Atlantic ocean carrying a NATO strike group

Irish Mirror

Freak weather phenomenon could blast Ireland with snow and storms within weeks

La Niña occurs naturally and essentially results in a widespread cooling of ocean surface temperature.

The Conversation

Hurricane Ian: how climate change is making North Atlantic tropical storms worse

Hurricane Ian first made landfall in western Cuba as a category 3 storm, wiping out power for 11 million people. It continued northwards over the Gulf of Mexico where it strengthened over exceptionally warm ocean water (which meteorologists describe as “rocket fuel” for hurricanes).

The Conversation

Hurricane Ian capped 2 weeks of extreme storms around the globe: Here's what's known about how climate change fuels tropical cyclones

When Hurricane Ian hit Florida, it was one of the United States’ most powerful hurricanes on record, and it followed a two-week string of massive, devastating storms around the world.

Reuters

Four bodies recovered, 29 missing from boat rescued off Spain's Canary Islands

The bodies of four migrants, who died on the Atlantic Ocean in an inflatable dinghy with 34 people on board, and a survivor were brought to Spain's Canary Islands, the local maritime rescue service and an NGO said on Sunday.

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