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Terrawatch: saltier oceans could have prevented Earth from freezing

Study may have solved paradox of the faint young Sun – which shone 20% less bright in Archean times

The Guardian - UK

Man reels in mystery 'nightmare' fish from depths of ocean with burst eyeballs

Roman Fedorstov has dedicated his life to uncovering unknown creatures from the depths of the sea while working on a trawler in Murmansk, Russia

Daily Mirror

Saline Solution: Life On Earth Was Kick-Started By Salt, According To New Research

The finding is based on a climate model where different amounts were dissolved.

Zenger

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X Factor star has 'cried an ocean' after fiancée died on wedding day

Tom Mann said partner Dani was his "entire world"

Liverpool Echo

La Niña has ended but there’s a 50-50 chance another will form by the Australian summer

Bureau of Meteorology says winter will be wetter than average and a rare three-in-a-row La Niña is still on the cards

The Guardian - AU

Is Migaloo ... dead? As climate change transforms the ocean, the iconic white humpback has been missing for two years

It’s that time of year again, when the humpback highway is about to hit peak blubber to blubber as humpback whales migrate up Australia’s east and west coasts from Antarctic waters.

The Conversation

Millions of years ago, the megalodon ruled the oceans – why did it disappear?

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.

The Conversation

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A Somali boy's mission to find food as climate change takes its toll

Each morning in this Somali border town, 11-year-old Bashir Nur Salat plots his day's mission behind a crooked wire fence. Armed with only a friend's yellow school shirt, a borrowed book and toothy grin, he eyes his prize through the mesh: lunch.

Reuters

Travel for Two: Silky waters of Turks and Caicos Islands perfect for adventuring, relaxing

PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and Caicos Islands — Snorkeling in sparkling, shallow water as clear as glass, my husband and I spotted schools of gemstone-bright fish in colors of sapphire, topaz and amethyst. On the white sand bed of the sea near a tiny atoll, slow-moving heavy-shelled conch sort of rolled along…

Tribune News Service

Where to watch humpback whales and southern right whales in Australia during winter

Welcome to whale season. Get to know these iconic visitors from the Southern Ocean, meet the people who study them, and find out how you can become a citizen scientist.

ABC News

Leviathan: China’s new navy

With its new aircraft carrier, China is leapfrogging military technologies to challenge the might of the US navy.

Al Jazeera

Five years ago I felt like a failure as a dad, now I’m sharing with other men how to love their children

After admitting to other Black dads he found parenting difficult, Marvyn Harrison began transforming his relationship with his kids

The Guardian - UK

Brit engineer 'knows where missing MH370 plane is' - but says some 'don't want it found'

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished with 239 passengers and crew on board as it was flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014, and has fuelled conspiracy theories ever since

Daily Mirror

How marine heatwave fuelled super cyclone Amphan

Besides surface warming, ocean stratification and warming below the surface also played a role

The Hindu

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Salon

Wind power continues to grow

A surge in offshore wind projects has helped make wind power a renewable force

Wales Online

The inside story of the monumental effort to save a wedding after the venue caught fire the day a couple were due to tie the knot

Lowri Jones received an early morning call to say her wedding was off after a major fire. Then something amazing happened

Reason

Congress and Biden Probably Just Made the Shipping Problem Worse

The Ocean Shipping Reform Act fulfills the political need to do something but probably won’t help.

Daily Mirror

Venue burns down on morning of wedding but 60 staff cancel days off to come to rescue

Mark Bernard and Lowri Jones faced having to cancel their wedding after a fire ripped through their venue of choice on the morning of the ceremony. Thankfully a new venue stepped in and the day was saved

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Wedding saved after venue burns down on morning of ceremony thanks to incredible acts of generosity and kindness

60 members of staff at a neighbouring venue cancelled their annual leave and rushed into work to move the entire wedding party of 100 guests

Tribune News Service

As staghorn coral declines along Florida coast, planting project tests restoration plan

Just 150 fragments of staghorn coral planted off Florida’s shore might give new hope to the state’s endangered reefs.

Bangkok Post

The magic of the sea

Encounter the powerful magic of the sea with Hendrick's Neptunia, which made its debut in Thailand recently at Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World.

The Conversation

Climate-fuelled wave patterns pose an erosion risk for developing countries

The world’s coastlines are at the forefront of climate change. That’s because they’re constantly changing, and respond quickly to changes in climate. They’re particularly important because around 70% of the world’s population live within 100km of the coast, and 90% of the world’s trade passes through ports on the coast.…

The Independent UK

Biden says new shipping costs law may help tame inflation

President Joe Biden signed legislation Thursday meant to lower the cost of shipping goods across oceans

The Conversation

How Iceberg Alley got its name and why it may be under threat

Iceberg Alley, the stretch of coast ranging from Labrador to Newfoundland, is the southernmost region of the northern hemisphere where one can regularly see icebergs. But hurry up! As the planet continues to warm, Iceberg Alley may soon lose its name.

Tribune News Service

Private islands still exist in Florida, and they’re attracting the mega rich amid a booming real estate market

A thin strip of asphalt reaches out into the Atlantic Ocean south of Islamorada, and leads to an idyllic looking private island. Patti Stanley, a Coldwell Banker Schmitt real estate agent, is one of the few who’ve ever set foot there. She represented the former owner, who sold the nearly…

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