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The climate crisis has led to growing concern about the effects of a warmer and more acidic ocean on marine life and the people who depend on it. A new project launched on the margins of COP28 by the IAEA and the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR) aims to contribute to ocean health by helping to fill the gaps in our knowledge of marine ecosystems.

On the eighth day of the United Nations climate summit in Dubai, delegates have discussed ways to better protect the ocean's atmosphere. Meanwhile, for the first time in history, a COP gathering has hosted a sustainable fashion show.

Making its third consecutive appearance at the global conference, The Ocean Race is calling for a sea change in ocean protection

Medical emergencies happen every day and according to the CDC, roughly 139 million people visit the emergency room each year. Thats why local students are learning what do in an

Gregory St. Angelo, the former top lawyer at First NBC Bank, was sentenced Wednesday to four years in federal prison for his role in the collapse of the New Orleans

Representatives from 175 nations meet in Nairobi from November 13 to 19, in order negotiate what concrete measures should be included in a binding global treaty to end plastic pollution. Nations agreed last year to finalise a world-first UN treaty by the end of 2024. Negotiators have met twice already but Nairobi – where the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) is headquartered – is the first opportunity to debate a draft treaty published in September that outlines the many pathways ...

Representatives from 175 nations meet in Nairobi from Monday to negotiate for the first time what concrete measures should be included in a binding global treaty to end plastic pollution. Nations agreed last year to finalize by 2024 a world-first U.N. treaty to address the s...

Not many know about the living man who inspired Bram Stoker's greatest creature: Dracula. Henry Irving is the Count many of us impersonate for Halloween.

Representatives from 175 nations meet in Nairobi from Monday to negotiate for the first time what concrete measures should be included in a binding global treaty to end plastic pollution.Ahead of Nairobi, around 60 nations voiced collective alarm about this trend and called for "binding provisions in the treaty to restrain and reduce the consumption and production" of plastic.

Towards the end of plastic pollution? Representatives from 175 countries are meeting in Kenya from Monday to negotiate for the first time concrete measures to be included in a binding global treaty to put an end to plastic waste.