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Fossil fuels have done great good for humanity, but they are now not only threatening our planet’s climate, but also taking a terrible toll on the global environment, putting at risk Earth systems vital to life as we know it. Part 1 of a three-part miniseries.

In Los Cabos, Mexico, a panga boat captain and a deep sea fishing enthusiast support researchers working to explain declines in Pacific fish populations.

Clams, mussels, snails and other cold-water invertebrates are not expected to fare well if ocean warming continues.

The world has unfathomable depths that appear practically alien. However, among all the submerged gorges and foxholes, which are the shallowest and scariest within one of the world's five seas?

Here are the measurements for the deepest depths in each of the worlds five oceans, and a look at the unique animals that live in these deep zones.

Everything about the Greenland shark seems to be slow: these long-bodied animals swim slowly, grow slowly and reach maturity slowly. Their maturity rate is so sluggish, in fact, that scientists believe they don’t start reproducing until they’re about 150 years old — and that they can live anywhere from 270 to 500 years, making them […]

The global water cycle is enhanced under a global warming scenario, which is a significant concern due to its deep socioeconomic consequences worldwide. This article will look at recent research published in the Scientific Reports journal.

Unscientific dams on Brahmaputra River built by China cause low water levels and halt Indo-Bangladesh international river trade.

Scientists looked at the interconnection between Antarctic Silverfish and the WAP environment over a two-decade period.

Deoxygenation boosts greenhouse gas emissions, inhibits diverse life processes, diminishes halobiotic abundance, and collapses ecosystems. Researchers looked at the ToE of oxygen changes over all vertical zones of the global ocean as predicted by two sets of large ensemble simulations from the Commo