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Oct. 28 Talk to Examine Health Risks From Natural Hazards
Johns Hopkins Leads $52M Federal Protein-Folding Study
Embrace Marine Safety Before It's Too Late Mate
How To Make Climate Transitions Stick
Marine Offences, Whitsundays
Marine Rescue NSW Offers Full Boat Licence at 2 Units
French Riots Could Boost Marine Le Pen's Far-Right Party
Meet People And Programs Protecting Reef
Minns Overrules High Court Climate Ruling, Greens Say
Applications Close Next Week For Our Marine Park Grants
New Council Partnerships To Fight Illegal Waste Dumping
Ramsar Wetland Expansion Aids Vulnerable Shorebirds
Hidden Bias Shapes What We Know—and Don't Know—About Nature
NSW Maritime Moves to Seize Dilapidated MV Cape Don for Disposal
Ocean Sanctuaries Could Protect Third of Atlantic Leatherback Danger Zones
El Niño Weather Systems Could Spell Disaster for Great Barrier Reef
UH Hilo Study Maps Shoreline Sewage
Researchers Ignore Most Living Things
Greenpeace Activists Held After Scott Reef Gas Protest
COP17: Is World's Plan to Save Nature Working?
Boaters Urged to Watch Conditions After Jordan River Stranding
Woman Drowns After Wave Strikes Her While Rock Fishing on South Coast
$5 Million Pledged for Western Sydney Fishing Haven
Black Children Face Higher Risk of Severe Asthma, Study Finds
El Niño Looms Large On World Food Day
Guterres Urges Faster Action, Funding to Halt Biodiversity Loss
Durham Researchers Join £54m Biosecurity Effort
£1M Liverpool Project Explores How Fish Sense and Communicate
Anti-oxidant Potential From Marine Extract
From Research Vessel To Regional Resilience
Whale Of Reason To Head South
Wildfire Ozone Pollution Weakens Amazon Carbon Uptake
NT Trepang Fishery Earns International Sustainability Certification
World Falls Behind on Biodiversity Targets, UN Warns
Satellite Data Track Antarctica's Ice Cliffs Over Time
Tall Ice Cliffs Calve Fast but May Not Drive Runaway Retreat Alone
Global Survey Reveals Forces Shaping Ice-Sheet Stability
UO Graduate Student Illuminates Mysteries of Octopus Vision
Satellite Data Reveal How Antarctic Ice Cliffs Change Over Time
How Combined Sewer Overflows Affect Philadelphia Water Quality
Gaza Voices Resist Genocide, Occupation and Colonisation
Highly Sensitive People May Not Feel Everything More Intensely, Study Finds
Red-Sensitive Bistable Pigments Found in Mantis Shrimp Eyes
Nearly Half of Reef-Building Coral Species Face Higher Extinction Risk
Coast Guard Ships Complete First Arctic Security Patrols
UGA Wins $8M NOAA Grant to Restore Southeast Salt Marshes
Canada Advances Wind West to Boost Atlantic Clean Power
Highly Sensitive People May Not Feel Everything More Intensely, Study Suggests