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Scientists Discover Single-Cell Microbe That Traps Carbon

Scientists at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have discovered a microorganism that could be an ally in the fight against carbon.

Greenpeace Ship Finds ‘Armada’ Of Fishing Vessels In South Atlantic

The Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise recently encountered a vast fleet of over 400 vessels plundering the open ocean in the South Atlantic.

ScubaScreen Launches New Eco-Cosmetics Range for Divers and Ocean Lovers

Cosmetic company ScubaScreen has introduced products that are reef-friendly and free from harmful chemicals.

Reef Renewal Foundation Network Has A New Member

The Reef Renewal Foundation Network has announced that the local coral restoration project by Ocean Encounters Curaçao is joining their network.

Goliath Groupers Lose Out In The Florida Wildlife Commission

Sadly, the Florida Wildlife Commission has voted to allow the harvesting of Goliath Groupers beginning in Spring 2023.

Worldwide Coral Restoration Services Announced

Mother of Corals has announced its plans to help coral restoration efforts across the globe.

Corals Can Be Trained To Deal With Heat Stress

New research conducted by the University of Miami has found that corals can be trained to resist heat stress caused by climate change.

Ancient Fish — And Humans, Too — Evolved to be Strong and Snappy, Study Finds

Researchers have determined that the earliest jaws in the fossil record were caught in a trade-off between maximizing their strength and their speed.

Mission Blue Announces the Sargasso Sea Commission as New Hope Spot ‘Champion’

The Sargasso Sea Commission has been recognized by Mission Blue as the Sargasso Sea ecosystem's "Champion."

DEMA Warns ‘Maya Train’ Could Threaten Yucatan Underwater Caves and Archaeological Sites

DEMA is warning that a planned railway to move tourism into remote areas of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula is placing the underwater cave systems and Mayan archaeological sites in that area at risk.

Caribbean Reefs Have Been Warming For Nearly 150 Years

Recent research shows that Caribbean coral reefs have been warming for at least 100 years and even 150 years in some areas.

Results From A New Study Into The Effect Of Noise On Marine Life Are Out

Researchers from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution have conducted research into the effects of noise on marine life, specifically turtles.

Fish Sounds Database Created To Help Conservation Efforts

A team of international scientists has created a unique database of fish sounds to help improve global conservation efforts.

U.N. Environment Assembly Adopts A Plastic Pollution Treaty Resolution

The United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) has adopted a resolution calling for a legally binding treaty to combat all levels of plastic pollution on our planet.

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