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Medicare fraud suspect caught trying to flee for Cuba on ‘jet ski,’ feds say

MIAMI — Last week, U.S. Coast Guard crews and agents with Customs and Border Protection’s Air and Marine Operations found two men on a disabled personal watercraft floating in the ocean south of Key West.

Miami Herald

Gold Coast cheapest seaside suburbs include Labrador, Southport, Tugun, Bilinga

Those who hold on to the dream of living by the ocean may be in luck as Gold Coast property data shows there are still suburbs where houses can be bought for a reasonable price.

ABC News

Japan hopes huge underwater turbine will supply most of country's energy

Japan wants Kairyu, a 330-ton turbine, to leverage deep-ocean currents for generating power by 2030.

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DSV Eyes CH Robinson's Global Forwarding Unit: Reuters

DSV A/S (OTC:DSDVF) says it is interested in buying its U.S. rival CH Robinson Worldwide Inc's (NASDAQ:CHRW) business that specializes in arranging international cargo transport on behalf of shippers, Reuters reported citing a source familiar with the matter. DSV is seeking to expand in North America and has met with a small group of investors…

Benzinga

South Africa's estuaries face a growing threat from pollution: we took a close look at four

The Conversation

Trends key to aiding delivery firms

Cross-border transport, the shipment of bulky goods, integrated logistics services and cold chain delivery are regarded as blue ocean fields for parcel delivery operators to tap into amid immense competition in the segment, says the Economic Intelligence Center (EIC) of Siam Commercial Bank (SCB).

Bangkok Post

Seals use whiskers to track prey in deep ocean, study shows

Scientists analysed footage from small video cameras with infrared night-vision attached to the animals

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Scientists say acoustic-gravity waves behind huge tsunami in Tonga

Scientists say they have unearthed what caused the Tonga tsunami, which was prompted by a massive underwater volcanic eruption, earlier this year.

Evening Standard

Fisker Claims Its Ocean EV Surpassed 50,000 Reservations

Fisker Inc CEO Henrik Fisker says the impressive number of reservations for the Ocean "proves there's huge interest in our brand and in electric vehicles."

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Summer guide to Maryland's Ocean City: What not to miss

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Russia Says It Carried Out Over 300 Combat Exercises In Pacific

Russia has said that it has completed its week-long naval drill maneuvers in the Pacific Ocean and performed over 300 combat exercises, with over half of them focused on the practical use of its weapons.

Zenger

Under The Sea: Shipwrecks Expand Microbial Diversity, New Study Shows

The millions of shipwrecks resting in the world’s oceans are increasing the surrounding areas’ microbial richness, according to new research.

Zenger

Ocean plastic pollution could be source of new antibiotics, study suggests

Scientists say they could isolate five antibiotic-producing bacteria from ocean plastic

The Independent UK

Wall of water as damaging surf smashes Newcastle's coastline

Towering waves were the backdrop for those who braved the chilly conditions for a dip at Merewether ocean baths on Monday.

Newcastle Herald

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Plastitar: mix of tar and microplastics is new form of pollution, say scientists

Researchers in Canary Islands coin term for new type of marine pollution they say could be leaking toxic chemicals into oceans

Inverse

Marine scientists are getting to the bottom of why some big fish dive deep, deep down

Some of the ocean’s biggest predators dive way down into the cold, dark depths. Animals-turned-oceanographers are helping biologists find out what they do when they get there.

The Conversation

The ocean is not a quiet place

For a long time, the great ocean explorers used sight to reveal the secrets of the marine environment, downplaying its acoustic aspects. Indeed, the ocean has long been considered a place devoid of any sound.

ABC News

Ocean swimmer Craig Clarke sets sights on English Channel, after training in waters off Newcastle

Hunter Valley mineworker Craig Clarke knows many people think he's "crazy", as he dives into the ocean at dawn in the middle of winter. But it's all in preparation for realising his dream of swimming the English Channel.

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The Guardian - AU

I hate the cold, I’m scared of deep water. Here’s why I’m leaving my warm doona for ocean swimming

If you had told me I would be doing this three years ago I would have said you’re mad

Newsroom.co.nz

Leaving a lasting ocean legacy

Island communities have developed some of the most effective practices to support the sustainable use of coastal and ocean resources, we just need to take heed, says Robert Richmond

The Hindu

Explained | Why is India ranked at the bottom of the 2022 Environmental Performance Index?

According to the report, deteriorating air quality and rapidly increasing greenhouse gas emissions are the primary reasons behind India’s low score.

Bangkok Post

Two Vietnamese trawlers seized

SONGKHLA: A navy ship has intercepted and seized two Vietnamese boats seen dredging the ocean bed for sea cucumbers and arrested eight crew members for illegally fishing in Thai waters.

Newcastle Herald

Ocean baths beauty placed under the lens

AS the entire world ground to a halt in autumn 2020, Lake Munmorah photographer Aaron Brown was at the Newcastle Baths one afternoon, camera in hand. What caught his eye was a swimmer at the end of the lap pool lit up like "a magnificent candle" by the receding western…

ABC News

To ignite conversations about protecting the ocean, Sam is building a raft with debris — and wants to sail it to Sydney

Sick of ocean debris washing up near his home on the Tasman Peninsula, Sam McLennan has an ambitious plan — build a raft made entirely out of the materials and sail it across the Bass Strait to kickstart conversations about protecting the marine environment.

ABC News

Tongan volcano pumice expected to wash up on Townsville beaches this year

A geologist says it's not uncommon for black lumps of compressed sediment, or even coal, to wash up on Queensland beaches. But soon you could find pumice from Tonga's volcanic eruption.

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