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Ships’ Anchors Scar Antarctic Seafloor, New Study Warns

Researchers are urging Antarctic Treaty parties to impose anchoring limits to protect vulnerable seabed ecosystems.

Record Sargassum Blooms Smother Caribbean Coasts, Threatening Reefs and Tourism

Caribbean Shores Overwhelmed by Record 38 Million Tons of Sargassum in May

21% of Global Ocean Has Darkened Since 2003, Study Shows

Unprecedented Toxic Algal Bloom Devastates South Australia's Marine Life

Study Reveals Deep-Sea Knowledge Gap as U.S. Advances Mining Plans

Record Sargassum Levels Bring Thick Seaweed Mats to Texas Beaches

Axial Seamount Nearing Eruption as Seismic Activity and Inflation Intensify

Global Study Reveals Microplastics' Deep-Sea Presence and Carbon Cycle Disruption

The Metals Company Files First-Ever U.S. Application to Mine International Seabed

Toxic Algae Bloom Along Southern California Coast Reaches Unprecedented Scale

Human Waste-Driven Algae Blooms Linked to Dolphin Starvation in Florida Lagoon

Toxic Foam Closes South Australian Beaches, Sickens Over 100

World’s Largest Iceberg A23a Runs Aground Near South Georgia Island

Toxic Algae Suspected in Sickness of Over a Dozen Sea Lions on Malibu Beaches

Ningaloo Reef Faces Severe Coral Bleaching Linked to Marine Heatwave

World’s Largest Iceberg Threatens South Georgia Wildlife

Scientists Discover How 'Walking' Corals Move Towards Light

Los Angeles Wildfires Send Toxic Ash 100 Miles Into Pacific Ocean

Great Barrier Reef Faces Unprecedented Coral Bleaching Crisis