Ocean Acidification: The Hidden Threat to Marine Ecosystems
Ocean acidification — the steady decrease in seawater pH caused by the absorption of atmospheric CO2 — now threatens the shell-forming capacity of molluscs, ...
Read MoreOcean acidification — the steady decrease in seawater pH caused by the absorption of atmospheric CO2 — now threatens the shell-forming capacity of molluscs, ...
Read MoreFrom the beaches of Kerala to the coastlines of Indonesia, grassroots plastic clean-up movements are proving more effective than top-down regulation alone. L...
Read MoreA joint expedition by the Schmidt Ocean Institute and the University of Hawaii has catalogued 14 previously unknown species from the deepest reaches of the M...
Read MoreA landmark international treaty, the Global Ocean Treaty (BBNJ Agreement), has now been ratified by 62 nations, bringing the world closer to the 30x30 goal o...
Read MoreSea turtle populations have shown remarkable recovery in regions where plastic waste reduction programmes and nesting site protections have been rigorously e...
Read MoreRising sea temperatures are pushing coral ecosystems beyond their thermal limits, triggering mass bleaching events across the Indo-Pacific, Caribbean and Gre...
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