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Dead in their nests or washed ashore: why thousands of seabirds are dying en masse

The climate crisis is bringing extreme heat, changing ocean currents and intensifying storms – and it’s dealing a devastating blow to one of the most threatened groups of birds in the world

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5, 2022

Private jet 'with family onboard' crashes into ocean as rescue mission begins

A rescue effort is underway as the Swedish Coast Guards confirmed they have found a wreckage of the The Austrian-registered Cessna 551 aircraft.

Daily Record · Sep 4, 2022

How the world's loneliest tree is helping scientists advance climate change research

The world's loneliest tree stands on Campbell Island in New Zealand, with its nearest companion more than 220 kilometres away — but its unlikely existence is helping to advance climate change research.

ABC News · Sep 4, 2022

An uptick in jellyfish sightings is an eerie herald of climate change to come

Increasingly abundant jellyfish are just one example of the many ways that plankton are reflecting climate change’s influence on the ocean.

Inverse · Sep 3, 2022

Webb Telescope to probe super-wet, super-rare exoplanet

NASA's TESS satellite found a rare exoplanet covered in deep oceans, making it an excellent candidate for Webb to take a closer look at and learn more about habitability.

Inverse · Sep 3, 2022

Austrian sailor rescued 100km off WA coast

A sailor has been rescued off the coast of Western Australia after his catamaran capsized during an attempt to sail across the Indian Ocean to Indonesia.

AAP · Sep 3, 2022

More than 20 migrants drop into the ocean after vessel capsizes off the Florida Keys

MIAMI — Several people were rescued from the ocean off the Florida Keys Friday morning and the Coast Guard was searching for others who were aboard a large migrant boat attempting to reach South Florida.

Miami Herald · Sep 2, 2022

Novice scuba diver finds paddleboarder’s lost phone

The phone was found in the ocean in 25ft depths

Wales Online · Sep 2, 2022

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 · Sep 1, 2022

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 · Sep 1, 2022