A Plymouth Marine Laboratory study published in Nature's Communications Biology links climate-driven nutrient loss to a ...

After years of design, construction, and systems integration, REV Ocean’s research vessel is preparing to move from build to ...

October, the White House kept reshaping federal environmental policy by executive order. Congress answered with a run of bipartisan bills, and governments abroad put new money and signatures behind ...

The Galápagos hydrothermal vents—site of the world's first vent discovery in 1977—have been designated among the IUGS ...

Researchers at Sultan Qaboos University have developed StereoGeoBox, a stereo-camera system that uses AI and machine learning ...

The newly launched Outrigger Impact Fund, a blended finance vehicle backed by the European Investment Bank and others, is ...

A Penn State-led study published in Nature Communications finds that AMOC's influence on the North Atlantic cold blob shifts across three distinct phases as the current weakens, making the ...

A VIMS study published in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry found that nylon microfibers doubled viral mortality rates in rainbow trout, while rounded microplastic particles showed no significant ...

A new study published in Endangered Species Research estimates Antarctic blue whale populations have grown to 4,018 individuals—roughly 1.9% of pre-whaling levels—and are increasing at 4.5% per year, ...

Scientists at KAUST have formally described Trimma charon, a translucent pygmygoby with golden tail spots collected at 30 meters depth near Walih Island in the Red Sea. The find brings the total ...

Six Atlantic island and coastal nations have joined forces under the EU-funded OCEAN-X project to build the first integrated ...

NOAA tide gauges recorded all-time high water levels at four California coastal sites during late October 2026, driven by a convergence of El Niño-fueled Kelvin waves, a perigean spring tide, and an ...