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Tuesday briefing: Why the oceans are on the frontline of the climate crisis

In today’s newsletter: Our Seascapes editor on the dangers our seas and oceans face – and what we can do to help

The Guardian - UK

Federal government grants first floating offshore wind power research lease to Maine

The federal government has issued the nation’s first floating offshore wind research lease to the state of Maine, comprising about 23 square miles in federal waters

The Independent UK

How fly fishing strengthens our connection with wildlife and fosters conservation efforts

Whether it’s to reset our mental health or simply to take time out from the hurly-burly of work and urban life, many of us head for oceans and rivers to enjoy their restorative capacities.

The Conversation

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We’re protecting the ocean wrong

There’s more momentum for ocean conservation than ever, but new research finds many efforts aren't protective

Salon

Tropical Storm Gilma is staying away from land as it strengthens in the eastern Pacific Ocean

Tropical Storm Gilma has strengthened in the eastern Pacific Ocean and is forecast to remain away from land this week

The Independent UK

Mining deep sea despite unknowns

With a newly elected leader, the International Seabed Authority must decide the future of more than half of the wor

Salon

Saturn's Moon Mimas May Be Way More Habitable Than We First Thought

Saturn’s moon Mimas, known for its uncanny resemblance to the Star Wars Death Star, might harbor liquid water beneath its icy shell.

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Thousands Without Power As Ernesto Exits Bermuda

Hurricane Ernesto lashed Bermuda with heavy rains and strong winds Saturday, leaving much of the British Atlantic Ocean territory without power before continuing on its path toward eastern Canada.

International Business Times

‘Nobody ever saw anything like this before’: how methane emissions are pushing the Amazon towards environmental catastrophe

As the world heats up, methane released from thawing permafrost and warming tropical wetlands is intensifying climate breakdown. But curbing it is achievable

The Guardian - UK

This is how you do coastal style tastefully – how a redesigned Montecito home became the perfect Californian coastal retreat

A 1980s home has been transformed into a tranquil oceanside sanctuary that's equal parts California cool and cozy hideaway

Homes & Gardens

Ocean Photographer Of The Year Finalists Announced, Winners Coming Soon

Explore stunning ocean imagery and conservation stories in the Ocean Photographer of the Year contest.

Top News

60 Bougie Things Under $30 on Amazon That Are Dope As Hell

This list features everything from kitchen accessories to fun lighting, and it’s all under $30 despite looking and feeling a lot more expensive.

Inverse

Typhoon Ampil moves away from Japan as train services resume and no major damage is reported

A powerful typhoon that slammed the Tokyo area with heavy rains and brought mudslide warnings in northern Japan is heading eastward in the Pacific Ocean away from the coast

The Independent UK

Hurricane Ernesto barrels toward Bermuda as wealthy British territory preps for storm

Hurricane Ernesto is charging toward Bermuda as officials on the tiny island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean prepare to open shelters and close government offices

The Independent UK

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Digital Camera World

Stunning finalists from Ocean Photographer of the Year will take your breath away

Here are our ten favorite images from Oceanographic's 2024 contest

The Independent UK

Flights and trains canceled in Tokyo area as a strong typhoon swerves nearby

Flights and trains in the Tokyo area have been canceled, and people were warned of strong winds, heavy rains and potential flooding and mudslides as a typhoon swerved near Japan on its way further north in the Pacific Ocean

USA Today Sports Media Group

Photos: 2024 PFL Playoffs 2 weigh-ins and fighter faceoffs

Check out these photos from the 2024 PFL Playoffs 2 weigh-ins, which features lightweight and light heavyweight semifinal bouts.

The Independent UK

Scientists stumped as rare deep sea ‘doomsday serpent’ found in California

The fish have a mythical reputation as predictors of natural disasters or earthquakes

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Ocean health 'at tipping point' as climate threat grows

As climate change threatens the health of Australia's oceans, the government is developing a plan that will attempt to bolster the biome's sustainability.

LiveScience

Bleak photo of polar bear with plastic in its jaws in the remote Arctic shows pollution's 'pervasive grip'

Image of polar bear with plastic hanging from its mouth shortlisted for Ocean Photographer of the Year 2024 award.

The Conversation

A 600-year-old coral shows us how the Pacific Ocean has changed since 1370

A single coral in Fiji that is more than 600 years old has recorded how Pacific Ocean temperatures have varied during its long life.

Inverse

Mars Is Likely Hiding Oceans Worth Of Water Deep In Its Crust — This Could Upend Our Plans For the Planet

Deep beneath NASA’s InSight lander, an ocean’s worth of liquid water may be trapped in rocky fissures, suggests a recent study of data recorded during more than 1,300 Marsquakes.

The Conversation

After a streak of record-breaking global temperatures, the climate is on a knife-edge

For 13 consecutive months, global average air and ocean temperatures were probably the hottest they have been in human history.

The Conversation

Earth has just ended a 13-month streak of record heat – here’s what to expect next

A 13-month streak of record-breaking global warmth has ended.

The Conversation

Earth’s oldest, tiniest creatures are poised to be climate change winners – and the repercussions could be huge

The world’s oceans are home to microscopic organisms invisible to the human eye. The tiny creatures, known as “prokaryotes”, comprise 30% of life in the world’s oceans.

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