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Jude Browning explores the TikTok phenomena’s ability to tame our rampant spending habits

The Marie Tharp and its crew will launch a five-month voyage Monday to map the seabed near Greenland and analyze the impacts of glacial melting caused by a warming climate.

Credit: Ocean Research Project via Facebook In the sunlight one May afternoon on the Chesapeake Bay, a 72-foot schooner named the Mary Tharp floated above t ...

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is teaming with sea species, according to a guy whom dived across it.

Long distance swimmer Ben Lecomte collected samples that contained a wealth of marine life, including blue sea dragons and violet snails.

The First Nations taught us the fun of chomping on sweetened tree resin. So what did we do? We replaced it with a synthetic gum made of butyl rubber, paraffin, petroleum wax, polyethylene, polyisobutylene, and polyvinyl acetate. Now, in the first ten years of this millennium, we have manufactured more plastic than we made in the entire twentieth century.

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