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Grow your own mussels: the new phenomenon of sea allotments

Instead of a field, hundreds of Danish growers now share patches of the ocean – growing mussels, sea kelp and more. Just don’t tell the greedy eider ducks

The Guardian - UK

Breeding at age 73: new details of endangered orange roughy’s life cycle prompt calls to limit fishing

Australian fisheries management says there are regional differences and new data only applies to population in New Zealand

The Guardian - AU

Macron ends French EU presidency with four global summits

French President Emmanuel Macron – badly bruised during parliamentary elections that took away the absolute majority of his party group Ensemble – will focus on international politics during the last days of France's presidency of the European Union.

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Why USA Truck Shares Are Skyrocketing Today

Logistics service provider DB Schenker has agreed to acquire all outstanding shares of USA Truck Inc. (NASDAQ:USAK) for $31.72 per share in cash, valuing USAK at ~$435 million, including assumed cash and debt. DB Schenker is a subsidiary of Deutsche Bahn. DB Schenker aims to strengthen and expand USA Truck's presence in North America…

Benzinga

New cranes set for Greenock terminal in biggest ever investment

Peel Ports has issued a £17m tender for the cranes

Insider UK

Two Aussies Have Helped Curb Plastic Pollution With This Wooden Surfboard We Love To See It

Made from lightweight timber Paulownia trees, the surfboards use isolated air chambers. This makes it almost impossible to flood which then cuts out the need for all of that toxic foam and plastic.

Pedestrian.tv

Molecular ice could enable life on alien ocean planets

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about life on alien ocean planets, optical illusions, Artemis 1 and more.

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Extreme ocean temperatures cause record bleaching of New Zealand sea sponges

Expert warns of strongest marine heatwave for decades

The Independent UK

Ocean comes to Nottinghamshire as children learn about protecting nature

Children learnt how to look after the sea

Nottingham Post

76 Biggest Movers From Yesterday: Ocean Bio-Chem, Athira Pharma And More

Gainers Ocean Bio-Chem, Inc. (NASDAQ: OBCI) shares climbed 117.2% to close at $12.86 on Wednesday after the company announced it will be acquired by OneWater Marine for $13.08 per share in cash.

Benzinga

New Zealand records largest ever bleaching of sea sponges

Researchers say tens of millions of sponges may have been affected by protracted marine heatwave

The Guardian - AU

Let's Rock Leeds 2022 line up, travel info, banned items and ticket details for this weekend

Wet Wet Wet and Billy Ocean will take to the stage at Temple Newsam for Let's Rock Leeds 2022

Leeds Live

Dow Jumps 150 Points; Ocean Bio-Chem Shares Spike Higher

U.S. stocks traded higher toward the end of trading, with the Dow Jones gaining around 150 points on Wednesday.

Benzinga

Why Shares Of Ocean Bio-Chem Rose 117% On Wednesday

Ocean Bio-Chem Inc. (NASDAQ: OBCI) shares are trading higher after the company announced it will be acquired by OneWater Marine for $13.08 per share in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $125 million.

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40 Stocks Moving In Wednesday's Mid-Day Session

Gainers Ocean Bio-Chem, Inc. (NASDAQ: OBCI) shares jumped 116.6% to $12.82 after the company announced it will be acquired by OneWater Marine for $13.08 per share in cash.

Inverse

Ice could bring an unexpected key ingredient for life in alien oceans

Water ice on ocean planets could transport electrolytes to the seafloor, opening up the potential for nutrient transport in some TRAPPIST-1 worlds.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: National Ocean Month highlights global climate action

On June 8, World Ocean Day, President Joe Biden announced plans to designate the Hudson Canyon — the deep Atlantic submarine canyon that is an extension of New York’s Hudson River Valley — as a marine sanctuary. He also banned the use of single-use plastic, a growing source of ocean…

The Guardian - UK

Terrawatch: saltier oceans could have prevented Earth from freezing

Study may have solved paradox of the faint young Sun – which shone 20% less bright in Archean times

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Daily Mirror

Man reels in mystery 'nightmare' fish from depths of ocean with burst eyeballs

Roman Fedorstov has dedicated his life to uncovering unknown creatures from the depths of the sea while working on a trawler in Murmansk, Russia

Zenger

Saline Solution: Life On Earth Was Kick-Started By Salt, According To New Research

The finding is based on a climate model where different amounts were dissolved.

Liverpool Echo

X Factor star has 'cried an ocean' after fiancée died on wedding day

Tom Mann said partner Dani was his "entire world"

The Guardian - AU

La Niña has ended but there’s a 50-50 chance another will form by the Australian summer

Bureau of Meteorology says winter will be wetter than average and a rare three-in-a-row La Niña is still on the cards

The Conversation

Is Migaloo ... dead? As climate change transforms the ocean, the iconic white humpback has been missing for two years

It’s that time of year again, when the humpback highway is about to hit peak blubber to blubber as humpback whales migrate up Australia’s east and west coasts from Antarctic waters.

The Conversation

Millions of years ago, the megalodon ruled the oceans – why did it disappear?

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to [email protected].

Reuters

A Somali boy's mission to find food as climate change takes its toll

Each morning in this Somali border town, 11-year-old Bashir Nur Salat plots his day's mission behind a crooked wire fence. Armed with only a friend's yellow school shirt, a borrowed book and toothy grin, he eyes his prize through the mesh: lunch.

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