A University of Queensland study drawing on three decades of tracking data reveals that 62 percent of migratory shark and ray ...
A Washington State University-led study published in Global Biogeochemical Cycles reveals that human activities outpace ...
Marine engineers and divers from Resolve Marine have launched mast removal operations on the SS Richard Montgomery, a ...
NOAA has awarded Tomorrow.io a contract to support EPIC and help integrate the Model for Prediction Across Scales into the ...
A new study published in Discover Animals documents a humpback whale mother remaining with her deceased newborn calf for hours—possibly days—off Australia's Gold Coast, offering rare evidence of grief ...
A new PML-led study examines what drives the success or failure of seafood ecolabelling schemes for fishers, drawing on ...
The Greensand CCS facility, led by INEOS Energy with partners Harbour Energy and Nordsøfonden, began commercial operations in the Danish North Sea, capable of storing up to 400,000 tonnes of COâ‚‚ ...
NOAA's AOML and the Schmidt Ocean Institute have launched a partnership to deploy an underway pCO2 system aboard the R/V ...
A Japanese research team using the EM124 multibeam echosounder aboard the RV Hakuho-maru has produced a preferred maximum depth estimate of 10,927 meters for the Challenger Deep, showing that ...
ELWIND has published a public procurement for hydrodynamic and seawater quality modeling covering its Estonian offshore wind farm area, with findings set to inform the project's Environmental Impact ...
A new study in Atmospheric and Oceanic Science Letters finds that overly strong K-profile parameterization boundary-layer mixing can suppress internal lee waves in ocean models, undermining the very ...
A 2025 survey of the Mar Del Plata Submarine Canyon in the southwestern Atlantic documented 29 manmade objects across 10 dives, with corals and starfish attaching to plastic debris on the deep-sea ...
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