The oceans is our best chance to survive climate change
https://time.com/6341040/ocean-climate-change-cop-28/
The ocean hosts 95% of the planet’s life; it also absorbs 93% of its excess heat and about 30% of human-generated carbon dioxide.
Years after researchers make disturbing autopsy findings in stomach of seriously ill ’ sea cow’, problem has worsened
An autopsy of a rescued baby dugong that didn’t survive revealed that it had died after ingesting plastic. Four years later, its death continues to serve as a reminder of the harm plastic pollution can cause to sea creatures.
Poets, musicians and environmentalists led the UAE’s Union Day celebrations in London this week, which highlighted the country’s long-standing relationship with the UK.
Illuminating the benefits of marine protected areas for ecotourism
Researchers at UC Santa Barbara’s Marine Science Institute have published a new study on the impact of MPAs on the recreational scuba diving industry in California’s Northern Channel Islands.
Research reveals that England’s only resident dolphins are at risk
https://www.miragenews.com/research-reveals-englands-only-resident-1133452/
England’s only resident population of bottlenose dolphins is under serious threat from a combination of human activity, environmental pollution and difficulties in rearing young that survive into adulthood, according to new research.