A University of Cambridge study using mid-Holocene biomarker records and Bayesian-weighted climate models finds Arctic winter sea ice loss could exceed prior projections by roughly one million square ...
A new MBARI study published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B finds that food scarcity, predation pressure ...
Canada's Minister of Fisheries Joanne Thompson has announced a five-year renewal of the Atlantic Fisheries Fund, committing ...
Prince Albert II of Monaco inaugurated the permanent GEBCO Secretariat, giving the world's only internationally mandated ...
Canada has begun construction of a new 174-meter marginal wharf at Glace Bay Small Craft Harbour in Nova Scotia, awarded to ...
Scientists are sounding the alarm over a surge in black-market trafficking of Galapagos marine iguanas, a CITES-protected ...
New Zealand has become the 23rd country to sign the High-Level Climate-Resilient Coral Reefs Commitment, pledging to mobilize ...
The Global Mangrove Alliance Policy Working Group has released two policy briefs ahead of CBD COP17, addressing mangrove conservation, cross-convention coherence across the Rio Conventions and Ramsar ...
Van Oord has won the IADC Safety Award for the second consecutive year, this time for a mechanically operated pipe lifting tool that eliminates the need for personnel to enter hazardous zones between ...
A new GlobalData report forecasts the UK's installed power capacity will nearly double between 2025 and 2035, with renewables ...
Dr. Freya Womersley of the Marine Biological Association has received the 2026 Rolex Explorers Club Grant to deploy shark tags capable of recording dives to 3,000 meters, advancing conservation policy ...
A University of Auckland study tracking 21 southern right whales found that the animals use strikingly different migration routes across the Southern Ocean yet arrive at their feeding grounds at ...
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