Marine Conservation
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Almost 10% Of Global Ocean Now Protected: Why The Milestone Still Falls Short
The world has crossed an important threshold for marine conservation: almost 10% of the global ocean is now protected, which has become an...
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Study Links Ocean Warming Above 1.5°C To Continuous Global Marine Disruption
Ocean warming above 1.5°C is no longer a theoretical climate scenario; it is already reshaping ma...
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Solar Geoengineering May Protect Up To 75% Of Oceans From Heatwaves, Researchers Say
As climate change continues to warm the planet, marine heatwaves are becoming more frequent, inte...
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Scientists Map Lakshadweep’s ‘Potato Patch’ Coral, Potentially A Record-Breaking Colony
Scientists have documented what could be one of the largest living coral structures ever recorded...
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UK Expected To See Growth In Endangered Marine Life As Species Shift Habitats Due To Rising Ocean Temperatures
As ocean temperatures continue to rise, the UK’s marine ecosystems are significantly transforming. Warmer seas are prompting various marine species,...
UK Startup Proposes Reefs Made From Human Ashes To Restore British Seabeds And Rethink Burials
To rehabilitate deteriorated seabeds, a British firm called Resting Reef is redefining the funeral industry by proposing reefs made from human...
The Interconnectedness Of Marine Biodiversity And Human Health
Over 70% of the Earth's surface is made up of oceans, which are home to a remarkable variety of life that has a significant impact on human welfare....
Eleven Nations Unite In Pioneering Pact To Safeguard Climate-Resilient Coral Reefs
A historic alliance of eleven countries established a groundbreaking pact to safeguard climate-resilient coral reefs at the Third United Nations...
Report: Ocean Protection Needs $15.8 Billion Yearly, But Funding Falls Short At $1.2 Billion
According to The Ocean Protection Deficit: Assessing Progress towards the 30x30 Target, the world ocean protection needs $15.8 billion yearly to...
Marine Heatwave Covers Ocean Area Equivalent To Five Australias, Study Reveals
According to a recent World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) research, a marine heatwave occurred in 2024 over an astounding 40 million square...