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Education needs to be one of the key pillars for action by countries across the world to better protect the seas and oceans from damaging climate change, s

Paris, Feb 10 (Prensa Latina) Unesco provided here details on the "Polar Pod" scientific mission, which will circumnavigate Antarctica twice between 2024 and 2026, with the aim of taking data and making observations of the Southern Ocean.

NOAA today announced key members of the agency’s leadership who will work to tackle climate change, promote equity throughout the agency, build up the coastal economy, develop a new generation of environmental satellites, manage ocean fisheries and endangered wildlife and improve public resilience to extreme weather and climate events.

By Alberto Valdes King George Island, Chilean Antarctica, Feb. 2 (EFE).- When the Covid-19 pandemic broke out, altering our lives with long and disruptive lockdowns, few imagined that isolating oneself could be needed even in such remote spots as the planet’s deserts, space or Antarctica. But the virus has infiltrated the “white continent” and has …

NOAA today announced key members of the agency’s leadership who will work to tackle climate change, promote equity throughout the agency, build up the coastal economy, develop a new generation of environmental satellites, manage ocean fisheries and endangered wildlife and improve public resilience to extreme weather and clim

Dimitri Michaud has been named new chief operating officer, succeeding Dan Hunter, who has retired.

Geographer and climate scientist William Easterling recently returned from a four-year position with the National Science Foundation (NSF), where he

The Gulf of Maine is warming faster than 99% of the world’s oceans. Researchers will study whether that’s having an impact on young lobsters and their success in growing to adulthood.

Geoscientists. Ocean bathymetric charts and submarine geomorphology have significantly impacted our understanding of our planet, from plate tectonics...

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