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New treaty to protect the world's oceans may hurt vulnerable African fisheries

Following two decades of fierce negotiations, over 60 countries recently signed a UN Ocean Treaty to conserve biodiversity on the high seas.

The Conversation

What is seawater intrusion? A hydrogeologist explains the shifting balance between fresh and salt water at the coast

Seawater intrusion is the movement of saline water from the ocean or estuaries into freshwater systems. The seawater that has crept up the Mississippi River in the summer and early fall of 2023 is a reminder that coastal communities teeter in a fragile land-sea balance.

The Conversation

Sincere respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity remains foundation for reviving Indian Ocean as strong community: Jaishankar

India's EAM Jaishankar said multilateral rules-based order, respect for sovereignty & territorial integrity is foundation for reviving Indian Ocean as strong community. India will contribute to build capacity, secure safety & security in region, focus on Maritime Safety & Security & Blue Economy. India will work to strengthen IORA's institutional,…

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Even temporary global warming above 2℃ will affect life in the oceans for centuries

There is growing consensus that our planet is likely to pass the 1.5℃ warming threshold. Research even suggests global warming will temporarily exceed the 2℃ threshold, if atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) peaks at levels beyond what was anticipated.

The Conversation

Reason for covering open-air change rooms 'nonsensical', says baths group

'The desire for people to retain their modesty is not new and predates drones.'

Newcastle Herald

Mauritius sea sponge produces chemicals that can kill liver cancer cells – findings are a positive first step

For thousands of years, medicines have been developed from natural sources – mostly from plants. In recent decades, though, drug hunters have been looking at the immense diversity of marine organisms as potential sources of new medicines.

The Conversation

The Atlantic Ocean’s major current system is slowing down – but a 21st century collapse is unlikely

Whether the water at your local beach is being roiled by nasty weather or is a perfectly calm expanse of blue, there’s always a great deal going on under the surface. The ocean is composed of various currents and water masses; those currents flow around the world through what is…

The Conversation

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Australian adventurer on rowing expedition across Pacific Ocean rescued after homemade boat capsizes

A French plane spotted him in the ocean

The Independent UK

25 Years Later, One of the Most Influential RPGs Ever Made Is Getting a Huge Update

The developers behind 'Star Ocean The Second Evolution R' talk about their detailed process behind updating the aesthetic of the classic title, and the series' future.

Inverse

Treasures from the doomed Titanic come to Melbourne

For those still fascinated by the sinking of the massive ocean liner, a new exhibition featuring a touchable piece of the Titanic's hull is coming to Melbourne.

AAP

French state to pay Mayotte residents' water bills as crisis worsens

The French government says it will pick up the water bills of the 310,000 residents of France’s poorest department, Mayotte, which is suffering its worst drought since 1997. But poor management of resources is also to blame for the Indian Ocean archipelago’s water crisis.

Radio France Internationale

Whales and dolphins in American waters are losing food and habitat to climate change, US study says

A first-of-its-kind assessment says whales, dolphins and seals living in U.S. waters face major threats from the warming ocean temperatures, rising sea levels and decreasing sea ice associated with climate change

The Independent UK

Climate change is disrupting ocean currents. We’re using satellites and ships to understand how

Earth’s ocean is incredibly vast. Some parts of it are so remote that the nearest human habitation is the International Space Station.

The Conversation

Sci-Five | The Hindu Science Quiz: On Marine Ecosystems

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New technology uses good old-fashioned wind to power giant cargo vessels

Cargo ships equipped with massive rigid sails called WindWings could save a substantial amount of fuel, considering how much of the world's goods are transported by sea.

Zenger

Offshore Wind Farms Have A Whale Of A Problem

Building undersea windmill platforms may hurt whales, dividing environmentalists over priorities — sea life or climate change?

The Hindu

Amid increasing whale stranding, CMFRI to survey marine mammals

CMFRI researchers embark on 100-day survey to understand marine mammal diversity on Indian coast. Aiming to assess stock and population, they will analyse stranding events, habitat modelling and impacts of climatic conditions. Project also seeks to understand behaviour, population dynamics and ecology to enable effective conservation. Climate change and ocean…

The Guardian - UK

Competitive, warm and conservative: what exactly makes someone a dog person?

Not sure why you love hanging out with your canine buddy so much? Here are the qualities in dogs – and you – that help explain it

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Haunting of the Queen Mary review – tap-dancing horror ride aboard the big ship

With a gory plot that unfolds across two timelines, this feels like a rebranding exercise for the grand ocean liner, turning it into a horror-themed adventure experience

The Conversation

Climate change challenges marine conservation efforts in Atlantic Canada

Extreme ocean changes due to climate change are not an abstract or future scenario. This summer alone, 23 per cent of the world’s oceans experienced a heat wave, corresponding to an area roughly equivalent to the entire Atlantic Ocean.

The Street

You can get the Apple Watch Ultra First Gen for a massive $100 off ahead of October's Amazon Prime Sale

It’s an all-time-low price for the most advanced Apple Watch, so you’ll need to act fast.

The Conversation

Have some economists severely underestimated the financial hit from climate change? Recent evidence suggests yes

Scientists say severe climate change is now the greatest threat to humanity. Extreme weather is expected to upend lives and livelihoods, intensifying wildfires and pushing ecosystems towards collapse as ocean heatwaves savage coral reefs. The threats are far-reaching and widespread.

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Used Fisker Ocean One On Cars & Bids Costs Almost The Same As New

Since the Fisker Ocean One is already sold out, this is a good opportunity to get one for those who haven't paid a $5,000 deposit to secure a build slot.

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Humpback whales hold lore for Traditional Custodians. But laws don't protect species for their cultural significance

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains names of deceased people.

The Hindu

‘India, Australia should collaborate to ensure security and stability in the Western Indian Ocean’

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