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As Hurricanes Franklin and Idalia strengthened in late August, NOAA scientists collected critical data from the air, sea surface, and underwater to enhance forecasts and increase scientific knowledge.

A 'one-in-3000 year' wave near Napier among biggest recorded around NZ this year.

Scientists aboard the Global Ocean Ship-Based Hydrographics Investigations Program (GO-SHIP) cruise have landed in Reykjavik, Iceland, after an incredible 55 days at sea!

Plus: Tanya Hart Little moves to lead Hart Commercial; PGA announces new COO; and more.

Tropical cyclones have been growing stronger worldwide over the past 30 years, and not just the big ones that you hear about. Our new research finds t...

An increase in ocean currents corresponded to a rise in the intensity of weak tropical cyclones during 1990-2020

Tropical cyclones have been growing stronger worldwide over the past 30 years, and not just the big ones that you hear about.

Research shows storms that might have caused minimal damage a few decades ago are becoming stronger and more destructive as the planet warms.

The next time you buy a water bottle, you might find yourself sipping from a piece of monumental sailing history, writes Rachel Steinberg.

The Academic Times Scientists have developed a mathematical model to trace the several million metric tons of plastic trash deposited in the ocean each year, tracking pathways that debris takes on its way to massive garbage patches, such as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch located between Hawaii and California. Youve reached the limit of three articles per month for unregistered users. You may continue reading for free by logging in below. Sign up for Academic Times free daily briefing. Continue...