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Friday essay: Joanna Bourke, the NSW arts minister, and the unruly contradictions of cancel culture

An earworm has gnawed its way into my brain, looping the same melody over and over. It is Italy’s most famous resistance song, Bella Ciao, which I recently heard played as a high-decibel dance remix in an exclusive Balinese bar overlooking the Indian Ocean. Well-heeled patrons of diverse nationalities bopped…

The Conversation

Titanic wreck captured in stunning detail with 8k footage released

The Titanic, one of the most famous shipwrecks ever, is decaying at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean

Evening Standard

New Titanic footage shows wreck in highest quality to date

The wreck is located at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean

Belfast Live

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New Titanic footage shows wreck in highest-ever quality 110 years after tragic sinking

Researchers documenting the decay of the infamous RMS Titanic revealed high-quality footage of the wreck 110 years after the sinking. The great ship sank after hitting an iceberg in 1912

Daily Mirror

Ocean heat reached all-time high in 2021, report finds

Climate change has global impacts and shows no sign of slowing, the study notes.

Axios

European charity seeks safe port for 460 rescued migrants

The SOS Mediterranee charity is urgently seeking a safe port for 460 people packed onto its Ocean Viking rescue ship

The Independent UK

Calm before storms? Oddly quiet Atlantic despite forecasts

The Atlantic hurricane season has been oddly quiet

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New Scotland-China trade link starts with 1 million bottles of whisky

IT was whisky galore at Greenock Ocean Terminal as cargo ship operators began transporting a million bottles of our national drink to the Far East.

The National (Scotland)

Synchrony

Marine monotony, ocean giving way to ocean, / a grammar of latitudinal minutes, hours, days.

The Walrus

Scientists spent one year listening to Scotland's whales. Here's what they heard

MARINE scientists have for the first time captured the vast soundscape of whales and dolphins off Scotland’s west coast, over an entire year.

The National (Scotland)

The BOM is on alert for a third consecutive La Niña season. What does it mean? And what causes it?

The Bureau of Meteorology is on alert for yet another La Niña season. Let's get up to speed on what it means.

ABC News

Inside incredible temple converted from family home with 500kg gold Buddha on display

The Dhammapadipa Temple, at 199 Slateford Road, Edinburgh, was opened in 2005 in response to the Indian Ocean tsunami on Boxing Day 2004 and has been given a £120,000 refurbishment after Buddhist monks decided to keep it as their long-term home

Daily Mirror

Mocean Energy bolsters board with two key appointments

Former oil and gas executive and climate change specialist join to help company gear up for growth

Insider UK

Inside Scots home converted into stunning Buddhist temple for £120k

The Dhammapadipa Temple was built in 2005 after the Indian Ocean tsunmi on Boxing Day.

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Wales Online

Inside the house converted into stunning Thai Buddhist temple

It was opened in response to the Indian Ocean tsunami on Boxing Day 2004

ABC News

Australia remains at La Niña alert amid near-record Indian Ocean Dipole event

The US, Japan, India and other countries have all declared a La Niña, but the BOM has not followed suit. Here's why.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Scientists Discover Chemical Reactions from Early Earth

Four billion years ago, the Earth looked very different than it does today, devoid of life and covered by a vast ocean. Over the course of millions of years, in that primordial soup, life emerged. Researchers have long theorized how molecules came together to spark this transition. Now, scientists at…

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100 Scientists Have Penned A Letter To Anthony Albanese To Get His Environmental Shit In Order

"From megafires to ocean heatwaves and acidification, extensive coral bleaching, drought and extreme rainfall and flooding events, we are now seeing and suffering through the scientifically predicted impacts of climate change across the country."

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The Independent UK

The comedian and the community revolt: Keegan-Michael Key’s new oceanfront mansion on Fire Island raises residents’ ire

Actor’s plan to demolish two historic cottages on Fire Island to build a multi-million dollar waterfront mansion is not endearing him to his new neighbours, Bevan Hurley reports

The Conversation

What’s going on with the Greenland ice sheet? It's losing ice faster than forecast and now irreversibly committed to at least 10 inches of sea level rise

I’m standing at the edge of the Greenland ice sheet, mesmerized by a mind-blowing scene of natural destruction. A milewide section of glacier front has fractured and is collapsing into the ocean, calving an immense iceberg.

The National (Scotland)

Huge luxury cruise ship with 165 private homes docks in Greenock during world tour

THE “largest private residential ship” in the world has docked at a Scottish port, which is experiencing its busiest year for cruises since…

Al Jazeera

The impact of nuclear tests around the world

Since 1945, more than 2,000 nuclear test explosions have been conducted by at least eight nations.

The Independent UK

World’s ‘largest private residential ship’ docks at Scottish port

The World is berthed at Greenock Ocean Terminal.

Liverpool Echo

'Clown dog' given months to live now heading to agility finals

Ocean was diagnosed with a serious heart condition two years ago but has thrived with an active life

The Conversation

Thousands of photos captured by everyday Australians reveal the secrets of our marine life as oceans warm

As the planet heats up, many marine plants and animals are moving locations to keep pace with their preferred temperatures. In the Southern Hemisphere, this means species are setting up home further south.

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