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Endangered Right Whales Dying Near Offshore Wind Farms But 'No Known Links': Report - Vimarsana News

Endangered Right Whales Dying Near Offshore Wind Farms But 'No Known Links': Report

Scientists assert that more funding is needed to research the impacts of offshore wind impacts. Scientists question whether right whales and offshore wind can safely coexist, as the critically endangered animal share the same waters.

Source: hngn.com
El Niño battled warm ocean temperatures during the above average 2023 hurricane season - Vimarsana News

El Niño battled warm ocean temperatures during the above average 2023 hurricane season

The 20 storms this year, which includes an unnamed subtropical storm that formed in mid-January, ties 1933 for the 4th highest on record.

Source: yahoo.com
Atlantic hurricane season isn't over yet as trouble looms in the Caribbean - Vimarsana News

Atlantic hurricane season isn't over yet as trouble looms in the Caribbean

The 2023 Atlantic hurricane season officially comes to a close in just two weeks, but tropical development isn’t over yet. A tropical depression or a tropical storm may form by the early weekend in the Caribbean Sea – the area forecasters marked as the zone to watch in November.

Source: yahoo.com
Hurtigruten Expeditions unveils 80+ itineraries ahead of 2025-26 season - Vimarsana News

Hurtigruten Expeditions unveils 80+ itineraries ahead of 2025-26 season

Hurtigruten Expeditions (HX) has unveiled its 2025-2026 season, doubling down on growth with the introduction of new ports and itineraries.

As Oceans Warm, Coral Bleaching Seen at Greater Depths - Vimarsana News

As Oceans Warm, Coral Bleaching Seen at Greater Depths

Researchers have discovered coral bleaching hundreds of feet underwater, at a depth where corals were once well insulated from surface warming.

Source: yahoo.com