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Could video streaming be as bad for the climate as driving a car? Calculating Internet's hidden carbon footprint

We are used to thinking that going digital means going green. While that is true for some activities – for example, making a video call to the other side of the ocean is better than flying there – the situation is subtler in many other cases. For example, driving a…

The Conversation

A weakening La Niña could mean a typical Australian summer for the south-east

If La Niña is indeed weakening as climate drivers indicate, then a typical Australian summer is on the cards.

ABC News

Lana Del Rey returns with new song and 2023 album announcement

LOS ANGELES — Lana Del Rey is back, and she's got Southern California on her mind once again.

Los Angeles Times

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Oldest DNA on record - 2 million years - reveals Greenland's lost world

Scientists have identified DNA from animals, plants and microbes dating to about 2 million years ago - the oldest on record by far - from sediment at Greenland's northernmost point dug up around the mouth of an Arctic Ocean fjord, revealing an amazing lost world at this remote frontier.

Reuters

Florida’s coast at risk of storm erosion

An expert in climate adaptation explains what's changed about Florida's infrastructure in the wake of storms

Salon

World Cup Fans Explore Qatar’s Artificial Reefs

Thirty feet (9 meters) deep into the waters of the Gulf, angel fish swim in and out of rusted trucks and SUVs. Plastic bags and water bottles, blown in from the nearby shoreline, float across the ocean floor. World Cup fans in Qatar hoping to see some of the Gulf’s…

Asharq Al-Awsat

AP PHOTOS: World Cup fans explore Qatar's artificial reefs

Thirty feet (9 meters) deep into the waters of the Persian Gulf, angel fish swim in and out of rusted trucks and SUVs. Plastic bags and water bottles, blown in from the nearby shoreline, float across the ocean floor.

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WA's 'shark graveyard' offers glimpse of prehistoric monster, the megalodon shark

A massive tooth recently uncovered in a biodiversity survey off the WA coast offers a rare glimpse of the megalodon shark, an ancient ocean predator that had no peer.

ABC News

2024 Fisker Pear Affordable Hot Hatch EV Spotted Out Testing

The Fisker Ocean has officially arrived despite many skeptics. Now it's time to look at what the future of Fisker might bring. Check out the Pear on video.

InsideEVs

Drier weather on the cards in latest BOM update as Indian Ocean Dipole switches to neutral

The Bureau of Meteorology's latest climate driver update offers some hope to flood-weary communities, with drier weather on the cards despite La Niña's likely persistence into January or February.

ABC News

Giant rare 'phantom jellyfish' that eats with mouth-arms spotted off California coast

A giant 'phantom jellyfish' has been spotted off the California coast by scientists in stunning footage filmed via a remote submarine in the North Pacific Ocean

Daily Mirror

New wildlife map helps ferry passengers spot spectacular marine and bird life

Easy-to-use, free-to-access map means travellers can plan trips as well as identify sightings on the go

Wales Online

MSC Cruises’ private Ocean Cay is a dream realized, environmental victory

What was once an industrial wasteland of an island has been turned into a tropical paradise with diligent work by the MSC Foundation, the philanthropic nonprofit arm of MSC Cruises.

Orlando Sentinel

South Africa’s ‘black mermaid’ on Disney, diversity and reclaiming the ocean for children of colour

Zandile Ndhlovu, the country’s first black female freediving instructor, is on a mission to change long-held attitudes and teach young people to feel at home in the sea

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Loss, decay and bleaching: why sponges may be the ‘canary in the coal mine’ for impacts of marine heatwaves

Marine sponges were thought to be more resilient to ocean warming than other organisms. But earlier this year, New Zealand recorded the largest-ever sponge bleaching event off its southern coastline.

Inverse

Where did Earth’s oxygen come from? A new study hints at an unexpected source

This study could partly explain the lack of oxygen and, ultimately, life on the other rocky planets in the future as well.

Inverse

The wreckage of ancient hurricanes could predict future storms

Scientists are digging deep into the ocean to figure out how climate change will impact storm activity and coastal flooding.

The Independent UK

Polynesian pride: Three-day canoe voyage in mid-Pacific

A daunting canoe voyage — covering almost 500 kilometers, or about 300 miles across a stretch of the Pacific Ocean — is underway

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Poll finds 80% of Scots fear climate change impact on Scotland's nature

EXCLUSIVE: Survey reveals public concerned about effects of pollution and ocean warming amid worries nature is in decline.

Newsroom.co.nz

Grand prix sailors get set for hard grind

As the New Zealand team close in on the lead in SailGP, sailor Liv Mackay details the challenges the team face and the progress women's professional sailing has made over the past year.

Newcastle Herald

Ship4Good invites top musos on board

On Thursday under a full moon in Carrington, two forces will team up to produce unforgettable sights, sounds and footage aboard the MV Steve Irwin ship, previously a defender of ocean conservation, captained by Sea Shepherd founder Paul Watson.

Daily Mirror

Billie Eilish offers a rare insight into her love life after age gap backlash

Ocean Eyes singer Billie Eilish has made a rare comment about her love life and admitted she finds falling in love difficult amid her romance with Jesse Rutherford

France 24

False promises and shady agents: How universities in Northern Cyprus are swindling African students

Dreaming of a European diploma, and of eventually working in the European Union, many students – most of them African – spend thousands of dollars a year to study in universities in Northern Cyprus. Many of these students were reeled in by recruiters who get a hefty sum from these…

Salon

Hurricanes will devastate coastal cities

An oceanographer explains the historical devastation of hurricanes, and the danger they pose to coastal places

The Guardian - AU

Australia has second wettest spring on record, with parts of country coldest in decades

Melbourne, Adelaide and Canberra had the coldest spring weather in 30 years, while Sydney did not reach 30C for first time in three decades

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