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Africa looks to private sector to fund ocean climate action

Countries on Africa’s west coast are increasingly turning to climate funding initiatives to boost livelihoods of oceanside communities, aid biodiversity and take climate action

The Independent UK

We have international laws to stop plastic pollution from fishing vessels now. Why are we not enforcing them?

Ocean plastic pollution was a focus at the recent UN oceans conference, which issued a declaration in support of an earlier decision by the UN Environment Assembly to start negotiations for a global plastics treaty.

The Conversation

Hawaii national park gets land where ancient villages stood

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on the Big Island has been given new land in a deal that will protect and manage an ocean bay area that is home to endangered and endemic species and to culturally significant Native Hawaiian artifacts

The Independent UK

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We studied how the Antarctic ice sheet advanced and retreated over 10,000 years. It holds warnings for the future

Alarming stories from Antarctica are now more frequent than ever; the ice surface is melting, floating ice shelves are collapsing and glaciers are flowing faster into the ocean.

The Conversation

Magnitude 6.6 earthquake strikes Easter Island region -EMSC

An earthquake of magnitude 6.6 struck the Easter Island region in the Pacific Ocean near Chile on Tuesday, the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) said.

Reuters

Amazing moment shark jumps from ocean yards from boat trip off UK coast

Wildlife lovers were on a boat trip in Pembrokeshire, Wales, when they spotted the incredible sight of the shark jumping out of the water while they cruised nearby the giant fish

Daily Mirror

Incredible footage captures shark jumping from the ocean yards from boat trip off Welsh coast

It's the second large shark to be see in west Wales waters in the past week

Wales Online

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Mysterious "milky seas" captured on camera for the first time

Milky seas inspired Herman Melville and Jules Vernes. Now, scientists think bioluminescent bacteria may be behind this spooky ocean phenomenon.

Inverse

AFL-CIO backs anti-choice Republican

The deeply strange saga of Rep. Chris Smith, an anti-abortion, pro-labor and somewhat anti-Trump Republican

Salon

The Pacific faces a radioactive future

Japan plans to dump radioactive water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean, but its effects on Pacific nations are not clear, Robert H. Richmond writes as the Pacific Islands Forum meets.

Newsroom.co.nz

Scientists strive for negative emissions

New Solid Carbon technology might be able to lock climate-warming carbon dioxide below ocean bedrock.

360info

Virtual reality can support and enhance outdoor environmental education

The use of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) for environmental education is controversial. Some are concerned that these technologies might replace or disrupt outdoor experiences that can connect students to nature and develop pro-environmental behaviours.

The Conversation

Chinook salmon habitat in Central Idaho is in trouble, scientists say. Why it matters

BOISE — In 20 years, the Chinook salmon in Idaho may lose a critical home for spawning in Central Idaho.

Tribune News Service

Pacific Islands vital to planetary health

With Pacific Islands nations controlling 20 percent of all oceans, they are at the foundation of initiatives to help the planet and our health.

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The Pacific faces a radioactive future

Japan plans to dump radioactive water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean, but its effects on Pacific nations are not clear.

Bangkok Post

Protecting the manta ray

A highly intelligent marine giant, manta rays gracefully glide and do somersaults in the deep ocean. However the large species is highly threatened, particularly by commercial fishing for their meat and gill plates.

Wales Online

Nuclear war would trigger 'little ice age' with sun blocked and crops and ocean life devastated

'It doesn't matter who is bombing whom - once the smoke is released into the upper atmosphere, it spreads globally and affects everyone'

Daily Mirror

Adorable dog lives on sailboat and dives into the ocean with her loving new owners

Coral the Golden Retriever has taken to the ocean like a fish and has even learned how to dive while living her best life onboard a sailboat with owners John and Hannah

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Deep Water: 5.4 Million Tons Of Microplastic Trash Each Year In Atlantic, Says Study

The study was conducted in the city of Rostock in the German state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Los Angeles Times

Labor pool shortage hits public pools. Here's why California needs lifeguards

When the heat hits in California, public swimming pools become vital refuges for tens of thousands of families, many of modest means. But because of bureaucratic red tape and the aftermath of pandemic shutdowns, many pools statewide are confronting a labor pool problem — not enough lifeguards.

The Guardian - AU

Far from home: farmer in South Australia finds baby seal in wheat crop 3km from ocean

Ty Kayden put ‘tiny little three-foot seal’ in his ute and drove it to a beach where he released it back into the sea

The Hindu

The Ocean Festival in Auroville passes the mic to fisherfolk

Auroville’s Tsunamika Project welcomes divers, researchers, fisherfolk and tourists to The Ocean Festival, a collaborative event that merges art and activism

The Independent UK

Tuna catch dries up for Kenya's local fisherfolk

Artisanal fisheries on Kenya’s coast say climate change, overfishing by large foreign vessels and a lack of other job opportunities for coastal communities is draining the Indian Ocean of its yellowfin tuna stocks

The Times of India

Surat digital artist’s work gets global recognition

SURAT: Digital artist Huzefa Indorewala’s efforts decorated him with flying colours when his artwork was chosen to be displayed at UNESCO Ocean Decade Exhibition as part of United Nations Ocean Conference in Lisbon. Indorewala’s artwork titled, ‘It’s Soaking’ was chosen from his social media page and put up for display…

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Fisker Ocean One Reservation Holders Asked To Pay $5,000 To Secure Order

This non-refundable deposit was just introduced as part of the pre-order procedure which Fisker says only applies to the One launch edition.

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