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The system allows worm-farms to be set up anywhere in the world, only needing wood and water.

Partners of the Ocean Pavilion at COP28 and associated stakeholders are calling on world leaders to recognize the importance of the ocean in climate and support efforts to expand and improve ocean observations worldwide, including expanding coverage in under-observed regions via the just announced COP28 Dubai Ocean Declaration.

U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emmanuel touts the new partnership with UH Mānoa and Okinawan Institute of Science and Technology as a “shining example” of international collaboration.

<p>Innovative aquaculture system turns waste wood into nutritious seafood. Researchers hoping to rebrand a marine pest as a nutritious food have developed the world’s first system of farming shipworms, which they have renamed ‘Naked Clams’.</p>

QUETTA: The Lasbela University of Agriculture, Water and Marine Sciences was closed on Friday for an indefinite...

The 2023 matric exams are under way. This time of the year can bring excitement and stress as learners near the end of their school careers.

At the end of October, a Gervais’ Beaked Whale washed up on Emerald Isle. She was about a year old and weighed just over 670 pounds. Over a dozen scientists gathered together to figure out her cause of death.

The 2023 matric exams are under way. This time of the year can bring excitement and stress as learners near the end of their school careers.

A SURF fellowship funded the junior’s living expenses for a summer of research at the Institute of Marine Sciences.

Along State Road 100 on South Padre Island, the beach comes to you.