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Marine heatwaves may last longer and be more intense in deeper water, potentially threatening sensitive species as climate change makes the extreme events more frequent, researchers say. Oceans have absorbed 90 percent of the excess heat produced by the carbon pollution from human act...

While the ocean remains one of the most mysterious entities on earth, a group of KwaNobuhle high school pupils are doing more than simply scratching the surface to understand some of its secrets.

"This will most certainly have been caused by the huge dead zone off that coastline," expert Ian Hendy told Newsweek.

MOREHEAD CITY — A study of the country’s two largest estuaries reveals that inshore coastal waters are not necessarily experiencing what scientists say is a worrisome global trend of increasingly acidic oceans.

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While the Marmara Sea experienced an abundance of anchovies, with substantial increases compared to the previous year, producers struggled to make ends...

Another fish kill blanketed backyards for homeowners on the Indian River Lagoon.

Marine heatwaves may last longer and be more intense in deeper water, potentially threatening sensitive species as climate change makes the extreme events more frequent, researchers said on Monday.

Red tide in the water and in the air contribute to manatee deaths on Florida’s west coast, setting the region’s waterways apart from other troubled areas of manatee mortality in Florida, researchers say.

Episodes of abnormally high water temperatures - have become more frequent and intense