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At least 20 reported dead as Rohingya boats land in Indonesia

PIDIE, Indonesia: At least 20 Rohingya have died at sea in recent weeks, the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) said on Tuesday, as boats carrying hundreds of the persecuted Muslims landed in Indonesia while others were believed to be adrift in the Indian Ocean.

Bangkok Post

Overfishing is depleting global fish stocks: Here’s what we can do about it

Gathering reliable data from the high seas can be difficult and opaque.

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The earliest humans swam 100,000 years ago, but swimming remains a privileged pastime

One of my life’s aims is to swim in as many lakes, rivers, pools and oceans as I possibly can, to use my liberty and swimming skills as freely as I can. I love the feeling of being in a large, fresh body of water, its soft immersive, vast or…

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Quivira Golf Club: You’ve yet to experience a resort course like this

There is a view of the Pacific Ocean from every hole and the comfort stations are a golfer's dream.

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Kate Middleton's Christmas present from Prince William sells out instantly

The ocean blue Dina earrings sold out online within minutes of Kate sporting them on December 25.

Nottingham Post

Iconic harbour swim returns for 26th time on Australia Day

Discounted early bird entry opens for Newcastle Harbour Australia Day ocean swim.

Newcastle Herald

Frigid weather doesn't stop Santas surfing off Florida coast

For the surfing Santas off Florida’s central coast, the Atlantic Ocean felt more like the North Pole than the Sunshine State as temperatures plunged to around freezing, while freeze warnings were in place for at least half of the state

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James Cameron, the sea-loving director with an eye for detail

His latest film in the ‘Avatar’ franchise is characteristically elaborate and big-budget

Financial Times

Yet more Scottish businesses round-up 2022 and look ahead to 2023

Another instalment sees everything from coffee shops to comms companies, gin distilleries to recycled pots

Insider UK

Going all the way

On March 26, 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron made a record-breaking solo dive into the Mariana Trench, the deepest part of the ocean. Attached to the manipulator arm of his submersible was the Rolex Deepsea Challenge that withstood the colossal water pressure at 10,908m down.

Bangkok Post

Mr Zelensky goes to Washington

A war leader travels across a vast ocean – at Christmastime and under a heavy cloak of security – to thank, cajole and strengthen ties with the United States.

Evening Standard

Elevate 2023 at Four Points by Sheraton Phuket Patong Beach Resort

Elevate your vacation and indulge in premium rooms including Balcony Ocean View, Pool Access,One Bedroom Suite, Family Suite and Ocean View Suite featuring daily breakfast for two guests, THB 300 daily resort credit and welcome amenity. Rates from THB 5,250+++ per night for 2 persons.

Bangkok Post

Christmas Island red-tailed tropicbird under threat by feral cats and climate change

The population of the pelagic Indian Ocean red-tailed tropicbird, or silver bosun, has fallen sharply as individuals deal with predation by feral cats and a changing climate.

ABC News

See the world with fresh eyes aboard a small ship

Small ship ocean cruises are increasing in popularity among discerning travellers. It’s a different style of cruising, more informed and less formal.It’s travelling with like-minded people on a smallervessel with less passengers. It enables you, the passenger, to be immersed in the culture onshore with tours by expert local guides,…

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California quake occurred in very seismically active region

The big earthquake that rocked the far north coast of California this week originated in an area under the Pacific Ocean where multiple tectonic plates collide, creating the state's most seismically active region

Edinburgh Live

Remembering the West Lothian scientist who led the HMS Challenger on its 150th anniversary

It's been 150 years since the HMS Challenger set sail to map out the world's oceans and at the heart of it all was a leading scientist from West Lothian and a former student of Edinburgh University.

The Conversation

When fishing boats go dark at sea, they're often committing crimes – we mapped where it happens

In January 2019, the Korean-flagged fishing vessel Oyang 77 sailed south toward international waters off Argentina. The vessel had a known history of nefarious activities, including underreporting its catch and illegally dumping low-value fish to make room in its hold for more lucrative catch.

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First Shipment Of Vinfast EVs Arrive In The US

VinFast celebrates the arrival of the first electric cars into the United States, sent from Vietnam onboard the Silver Queen Ocean vessel 26 days ago.

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"Good luck trying to sleep after this" - the show terrifying audiences at The Lowry theatre this Christmas reviewed

It's definitely not the traditional sort of Christmas show over at The Lowry theatre - but it will seriously blow your mind, writes Dianne Bourne

Asharq Al-Awsat

Scientists Successfully Freeze Great Barrier Reef Coral

Scientists working on Australia's Great Barrier Reef have successfully trialed a new method for freezing and storing coral larvae they say could eventually help rewild reefs threatened by climate change. Scientists are scrambling to protect coral reefs as rising ocean temperatures destabilize delicate ecosystems.

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Five options for restoring global biodiversity after the UN agreement

To slow and reverse the fastest loss of Earth’s living things since the dinosaurs, almost 200 countries have signed an agreement in Montreal, Canada, promising to live in harmony with nature by 2050. The Kunming-Montreal agreement is not legally binding but it will require signatories to report their progress towards…

Birmingham Post

NASA launches mission to survey Earth's water with help from Cornish company

The spacecraft will provide insights into how oceans influence climate change and how a warming world affects lakes and rivers

The Conversation

Artist Tomás Saraceno wants to improve our knowledge about atmospheres – and arachnids

In Oceans of Air, the new exhibition at Hobart’s Mona, artist Tomás Saraceno imagines a future where humans become as sensitive to the environment as a spider in its web. He invites visitors to become participants in his multiple networks and projects. He aims to make us aware of our…

Irish Mirror

'The ocean doesn't forgive' - Heroic RNLI volunteers in pre-Christmas warning to the public

Around 95% of the crucial service’s workforce are unpaid volunteers who give up hundreds of hours each year

Los Angeles Times

13 years ago, 'Avatar 2' was impossible. Inside the groundbreaking plan to pull it off

In the long-awaited sea-quel "Avatar: The Way of Water," now in theaters, James Cameron delivers on his promise to explore Pandora's glittering oceans 13 years after the historic success of 2009's hybrid live-action/motion-capture epic "Avatar." But bringing the blockbuster follow-up to life required the Oscar-winning filmmaker, cinematographer Russell Carpenter and…

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