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‘Forever chemicals’ contaminate more dolphins and whales than we thought – new research

Nowhere in the ocean is now left untouched by a type of “forever chemicals” called “per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances”, known simply as PFAS.

The Conversation

Man swept into ocean at same California beach where father and child were lost just days ago

The man and two women were standing on a rock near the beach when a wave hit, dragging them into the water and away from the shoreline

The Independent UK

5 Charming Small Towns Where America's Wealthy Retire

Discover 5 small communities in the U.S. for affluent retirees — where charm outweighs the cost.

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The sailor reviving the lost art of canoe building in New Caledonia

Dozens of traditional boats made as part of a project to reconnect with culture and ‘start of conversation’ on ocean rights

The Guardian - AU

Quality time is my love language, says Lala Kent

TV star Lala Kent is excited to spend Christmas with her loved ones.

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Mercury pollution in marine mammals is increasing – new study

In 2017, a new global treaty was meant to bring mercury pollution under control. But three decades of data from UK harbour porpoises show mercury is still increasing, and is linked to a higher risk of dying from infectious disease.

The Conversation

Thousands of oysters are being re-introduced to Dublin Bay as nature’s super water cleaners

For over 200 years, native oysters (Ostrea edulis) have been absent in Dublin Bay. Once abundant along the Irish coast, they thrived in the sheltered estuaries and tidal flats that shaped the city’s maritime life.

The Conversation

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Behind the scenes in Belém: The Conversation’s report from Brazil’s UN climate summit

This roundup of The Conversation’s climate coverage was first published in our award-winning weekly climate action newsletter, Imagine.

The Conversation

The deep sea and the Arctic must be included in efforts to tackle climate change

This year’s COP30 comes after the international Agreement on Marine Biological Diversity of Areas beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) finally acquired the required number of ratification votes by United Nations member states.

The Conversation

7 Rivers Around the World That Flow Backwards

Rivers usually flow from higher level to lower level. But due to natural factors like strong tides, floods or storms, it is possible for rivers to flow in the opposite direction as well. This natural phenomenon attracts tourists to visit them and explore their natural and unusual beauty. Amazon River,…

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Powerful image of whale rescue scoops prestigious award – "What we did together was bigger than a photograph" says the winner

Extraordinary underwater scene of a diver seconds before freeing a humpback whale from a rusted chain wins 2025 Oceania Photo Contest

Digital Camera World

Turkey will host COP31, Australia will play a role. So where does that leave the Pacific?

After a long and deadlocked bidding process for Australia and Pacific Island nations to co-host the UN climate summit (COP31), the event will now be hosted by Turkey. Australia’s Climate Minister, Chris Bowen, will reportedly take a key role as “COP President for negotiations”. More details are yet to emerge.

The Conversation

Five ways to make the ocean economy more sustainable and just

The ocean has long been treated as boundless – a frontier for extraction and a sink for waste. This perception has driven decades of exploitation and neglect, pushing marine systems toward irreversible decline. Yet with urgent, collective action, recovery remains within reach, offering renewed global benefits for people, nature and…

The Conversation

OMEGA reimagines the Seamaster Planet Ocean with new case and colours – but it’s the caseback I love most

OMEGA’s gives the Seamaster Planet Ocean a modern upgrade

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Budget and the Bees

Owl City Net Worth 2025: Adam Young’s Streaming Success and Indie Legacy

Born in Owatonna, Minnesota, in 1986, Adam Young began Owl City as a basement project, uploading tracks to MySpace in the mid-2000s. His breakout moment came in 2009 with Ocean Eyes and the global hit Fireflies, which topped charts in 26 countries. Known for his introverted personality, Young has always…

The Independent UK

FACT FOCUS: There's no proof each strike on alleged drug boats saves 25,000 lives, as Trump claims

President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed that strikes on suspected drug boats his administration began carrying out in September in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean are saving hundreds of thousands of people in the U.S. from fatal drug overdoses

The Independent UK

The historic SS United States will continue to break records at the bottom of the ocean

The move is set to create a tourism economy for Okaloosa County

The Conversation

New study finds that ingesting even small amounts of plastic can be fatal for marine animals

Plastics are everywhere, and the ocean is no exception: 11 million metric tons of plastics enter the ocean every year, where they spread far and wide, making their way to the deepest trenches and remote Arctic islands.

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Everybody Loves Your Money

16 Brutal Truths About Why Finding a Job Feels Impossible Right Now

The job hunt today feels less like a professional milestone and more like an Olympic-level endurance sport you didn’t train for. One moment you’re hopeful, the next you’re refreshing your inbox like it owes you money. Every application feels like a carefully crafted message in a bottle tossed into an…

Euronews

‘Existential threat’: How small doses of ocean plastic are killing off marine life

New research warns that less than three sugar cubes’ worth of plastics could be fatal for seabirds like the Atlantic puffin.

The Guardian - UK

Three sugar cubes worth of plastic enough to kill a puffin, study finds

Scientists find tiny amounts can be a ‘fatal dose’ for marine life in the most comprehensive study of its kind

The Independent UK

Body of 7-year-old girl swept out to ocean by extreme waves found after father died trying to rescue her

The National Weather Service had issued an advisory on Friday warning that waves could strike higher up the beaches near Big Sur, California

The Conversation

Reduced air pollution is making clouds reflect less sunlight

Winter is setting in across the Northern Hemisphere, and with it, cold and cloudy winter days. Clouds play a vital role in the environment, providing rain but also reflecting sunlight before it reaches the Earth’s surface.

Space

Satellite captures destructive power of Hurricane Melissa | Space photo of the day for Nov. 17, 2025

The image shows the difference in temperature between the top of a hurricane and the bottom.

The Independent UK

US release footage of another deadly strike on ‘narco-terrorist’ boat

The Pentagon has announced that they carried out another strike on a suspected “drug boat” in the eastern Pacific Ocean on Saturday (15 November), killing three.

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