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Creepy 'yellow brick road' to fabled Atlantis discovered on ancient undersea mountain

A 'yellow brick road', much like the one in the award-winning movie The Wizard of Oz, has been discovered on top of an ancient undersea mountain by a team of marine biologists

Daily Mirror

$3B canals, housing proposed for ex-airport in Atlantic City

Two Philadelphia developers want to build a $3 billion housing, office and retail project on the site of a historic former airport in Atlantic City, the latest proposal for one of the largest tracts of buildable land near the ocean on the U.S. East Coast

The Independent UK

Notorious Costa del Sol bar burns to the ground as huge fire rages through night

Three fire crews with a total of 12 firefighters were despatched to the Kokun Ocean Club in Torremolinos, Costa del Sol, southern Spain, after it was burned to cinders in an intense blaze

Daily Mirror

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Trevor McDougall wins $250,000 science prize for researching ‘thermal flywheel’ of climate system

Oceanographer takes top award in prime minister’s prizes for science after researching the ocean’s role in regulating the world’s climate

The Guardian - AU

Groundbreaking studies of Earth's churning oceans recognised at Australia's most prestigious science prizes this year

This year, Australia’s prestigious Prime Minister’s Prize for Science has been awarded to a physical oceanographer whose work has had a “transformative impact” on our understanding of Earth’s oceans.

The Conversation

Local 'scientific rock stars' among Prime Minister prize winners

ANU's Adele Morrison and Si Ming Man among Prime Minister's Prizes for Science recipients

The Canberra Times

Who is Marie Tharp? Google Doodle celebrates American geologist and ocean cartographer

In 1998, the Library of Congress named Tharp one of the greatest cartographers, for proving theories of continental drift.

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One unexpected Solar System moon could be key to finding alien life

Triton may be an ‘ocean world’, a moon that has a solid ice crust over a liquid water subsurface ocean, which extend the habitable zone to the Kuiper Belt, not just the inner solar system.

Inverse

Disney, Virgin, Viking land top awards in US News & World Report cruise rankings

It was no surprise Disney Cruise Line landed the top award for U.S. News & World Report’s annual ranking for best cruise lines for families. It’s the ninth year in a row the Mouse had commanded that category.

Orlando Sentinel

Scientists discover something 5million square km wide may be living beneath Antarctica

Scientists have said that this new research is important as it "introduces important new questions about the food webs that might lie under the ice in Antarctica"

Daily Mirror

Record-breaking scuba diver plans to restore Egypt's 'rainforests of the ocean'

Ahmed Gabr, an Egyptian Guinness World Record holder and 50-year-old ex-soldier, is embarking on an ambitious project to save his country's fragile coral reef and help fight the climate crisis

Daily Mirror

Groundbreaking research suggests 'something huge' could be living beneath Antarctica

Research carried out by Brown University and the University of Auckland suggests there could be an enormous mass of algae living permanently under the surface of the continent.

Daily Record

Mystery ocean crater discovered is 'related' to the meteorite that wiped out dinosaurs

A mystery crater that has been found on the Atlantic Ocean's floor is said to be 'related' to the meteorite which wiped out the dinosaurs, according to new research

Daily Mirror

Don't f**k with the canned cranberries

Nostalgia’s a dish best served cold, from an Ocean Spray can

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The misnomer of sustainable fishing

Restricting subsidised high-seas fishing and supporting the local catch benefits fish, fishers and coastal communities, writes Professor Rick Stafford.

France 24

'We need to overcome national vetoes for solutions on migration,' former Italian FM says

Talking Europe speaks to a veteran of the European and Italian political scenes, former EU Commissioner and former Italian foreign minister Emma Bonino. She shares her thoughts on the bitter dispute between Rome and Paris over the fate of the migrants on the Ocean Viking rescue ship, and says an…

ABC News

Schoolies becomes 'quiet-palooza' in Victorian coastal towns, as students look elsewhere

With exams completed and university applications filed away, this year's graduating class of 2022 faces one last question: what are they going to do for schoolies?

Bangkok Post

Shark fin hunters targeted, wildlife summit extends protection

PANAMA CITY: A global wildlife summit in Panama took an important step Thursday towards upgrading protection for sharks, the ancient ocean vertebrates targeted for their fins used in a status-symbol soup.

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Minors from controversial migrant ship flee French refugee centre

More than half of the 44 minors that were on board the controversial Ocean Viking refugee rescue ship have fled the French social services who were taking care of them, authorities said on Thursday.

Daily Mirror

Man goes into 'full panic mode' as engagement ring drops in the ocean mid-proposal

The couple were utterly gobsmacked when their romantic and picturesque proposal took a dramatic turn - thankfully the man acted swiftly

InsideEVs

Fisker Ocean Officially Enters Production On Schedule In Graz, Austria

The Fisker Ocean is assembled by Magna Steyr in its carbon-neutral factory in the city of Graz for all markets where the vehicle is available.

The Conversation

Even a limited nuclear war could devastate the world's oceans: here's what our modelling shows

The US and Russia have recently agreed to hold talks on the New START Treaty, the only accord left regulating the two largest nuclear arsenals in the world. While this is undoubtedly good news, we must not allow it to lull us into complacency. Global events this year, most notably…

The Conversation

Joan Didion for sale: the auction of the author's belongings reveals the grand fiction of her image

There are few writers as visually distinctive as Joan Didion. We have glimpses of her as a young reporter with her delicately poised silk scarf and anorak. A decade later we see her on the porch of her Malibu home, casting an ironic glance at her partner and daughter in…

The Independent UK

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Climate change will disrupt El Nino and La Nina 40 years earlier than thought

Climate change will influence our weather sooner than thought. This has big implications for how we prepare for extreme weather events.

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