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Tracking Maine’s wild mussel beds: Declining or retreating into the deep?
The Gulf of Maine Research Institute would like the public to help hunt for wild mussel beds below the low-tide line.
The Cool Down on MSN6h
Researchers warn of widespread issue throughout Earth's oceans: 'They're deeply embedded'
Oceans play a major role in the global ecosystem. Researchers warn of widespread issue throughout Earth's oceans: 'They're ...
They dumped 200,000 radioactive barrels in the middle of the ocean: 80 years later, France leads the mission to recover them
An international effort aims to assess the environmental impact of nuclear waste dumped in the ocean over half a century ago.
JD Supra18h
A Challenge to the Constitution for the Ocean? Understanding Trump’s Deep Sea Mining Executive Order
President Trump signed a far-reaching executive order aimed at accelerating the development of deep-sea mining for ...
Mongabay News20h
US pioneers restoration of deep water corals damaged by country’s worst oil spill
In the twilight depths of the Gulf of Mexico, about as deep down as a football field is long, U.S. Navy divers carefully snip ...
Discover Magazine21h
99.999 Percent of the Deep Ocean Is Unexplored — Its Secrets Are Key to Understanding Our Planet
Learn more about why understanding how life works in the deep sea is crucial to understanding the entire planet, and that’s never been more important.
The National23h
What can the UK's muddy shores tell us about marine conservation in the Gulf?
“We’re focused on continental shelves, the underwater extensions of land masses. They go down to about 200 metres, which means the entirety of the Arabian Gulf is continental shelf,” said Prof Roberts ...