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Editor’s Note: Why We Are Featuring Iran Now Iran is once again dominating headlines. From widespread public demonstrations that surged across Iran in late 2025 into...
The shipping industry has spent years debating how to cut emissions without overhauling entire fleets or waiting for next-generation fuels that remain decades from commercial viability....
The numbers are in, and they are worse than previous estimates suggested. A massive international study published February 10, 2026, in Nature Communications has produced the...
URI Professor Rebecca Robinson is studying freshened water extracted from unprecedented scientific ocean drilling operation KINGSTON, R.I. — Sept. 2, 2025 — How did freshened water...
The world’s most important nature photography competition, Wildlife Photographer of the Year, presents a preview of its sixty-first edition, which will be on display at the...
Overview Following the first two UN Ocean Conferences in New York (2017) and Lisbon (2022), France and Costa Rica will co-host the third United Nations Ocean...
In Reefs of Time, geoscientist and writer Lisa Gardiner ventures into the fossilized past of coral reefs to illuminate the urgent questions of their future. This...
Greenpeace Condemns Impossible Metals Over Deep Sea Mining Plans Greenpeace USA has strongly condemned Impossible Metals’ deep-sea mining proposal near American Samoa, highlighting industry instability, cultural...
Image credit: © Stephanie Keith / Greenpeace As publishers connecting the global ocean conservation community, we’ve watched with growing concern as the United States government signals...
A sunny day, clear skies, and warm sands. Relaxing at the beach can put one at ease and take all the troubles away. This picture asks...