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While rising seas threaten coastlines worldwide, Greenland faces the opposite problem. Scientists predict the island's sea levels could drop up to 2.5 meters by 2100, creating unexpected challenges for coastal communities.
A kindergartner's dream came true, and now Jessica Fujii studies how California's 3,000 sea otters are keeping coastal ecosystems healthy enough to withstand climate change. By munching through a quarter of their body weight daily in sea urchins and crabs, these furry predators are preserving kelp forests that protect shorelines from warming oceans and stronger storms.
Deep-diving robots just helped scientists crack a decades-old puzzle about Antarctica's sea ice, revealing how ocean warmth and shifting winds suddenly reversed 40 years of ice growth. The breakthrough gives us powerful new tools to predict sea level changes that affect every coastline on Earth.
Scientists using torpedo-shaped underwater robots finally solved a decade-long puzzle about why Antarctic sea ice suddenly started shrinking in 2016. The discovery helps us better understand and prepare for sea level changes affecting coastal communities worldwide.
A cold-stunned sea turtle rescued in Massachusetts had rescuers scratching their heads over its unusual features. DNA testing revealed Earl Grey is a first-generation hybrid, part of the world's most endangered sea turtle species.
Amelie, a rare Kemp's ridley sea turtle who survived a shark attack and lost a limb, just swam back into the Atlantic Ocean with a satellite tracker on her shell. She's one of four amputee turtles being monitored to prove that three-legged sea turtles can thrive in the wild.
When Jeshua Rios accidentally hooked a Kemp's ridley sea turtle off a North Carolina pier, he made a choice that gave the world's smallest and rarest sea turtle a second chance. His quick call to rescuers turned a dangerous moment into a conservation win.
The world's rarest sea turtle is making a comeback along Mexico's Gulf Coast. Conservationists in Tamaulipas just recorded over 207,000 Kemp's ridley sea turtle eggs across protected beach camps.
A young girl's sharp eyes on a family vacation led to the rescue of a Kemp's ridley sea turtle, the world's most endangered sea turtle species. Her quick action helped volunteers collect vital data and return the rare creature safely to the ocean.
A loggerhead sea turtle named Molly survived a 10-pound tumor removal and has now traveled over 870 miles around Florida's coast. Her recovery gives hope for endangered sea turtles worldwide.
A rare sea turtle who lost a limb to a shark attack just returned to the ocean with a high-tech tracker, helping scientists prove amputee turtles can thrive in the wild. Her survival could help save one of Earth's rarest sea turtle species.
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When four friends spotted a massive sea turtle struggling in Jupiter Sound, they didn't hesitate to help. Their brave rescue gave an injured green sea turtle named Zoey a fighting chance after a devastating boat strike.
A young girl's quick thinking during a family beach trip helped rescue one of only 10 Kemp's ridley sea turtles spotted in North Carolina this year. Her call to volunteers saved the world's smallest and most endangered sea turtle species.
A team of researchers endured fierce winds and extreme cold while camping on Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier for eight weeks to drill through half a mile of ice. Their mission could provide breakthrough data on how ocean water melts glaciers from below, helping predict future sea level rise.
Scientists discovered that severed tissue from a sea cucumber keeps living, healing, and growing for years without dying. These "zombie" fragments might hold clues to understanding regeneration and longevity.
Once declared one of the planet's worst environmental disasters, the North Aral Sea is flowing again thanks to Kazakhstan's bold restoration project. What was a shrinking, toxic dust bowl just decades ago now teems with returning fish and wildlife.
Scientists accidentally discovered that severed sea cucumber body parts can heal themselves and survive indefinitely in regular ocean water. The detached tissues lived for over three years without dying, potentially rewriting what we know about tissue regeneration and longevity.
Turkey's first Blue Economy Summit brought together 13 nations to turn the Black Sea into a hub for green maritime growth. The three-day gathering in Trabzon proved sustainable ocean development can unite regions facing shared challenges.
Five countries surrounding the world's largest inland sea just adopted legally binding environmental protections. The new protocol requires major projects like pipelines and dams to undergo cross-border environmental reviews before construction begins.
The dried bed of the Aral Sea is getting a green makeover with 90,000 hardy saxaul trees planted across 90 hectares to fight toxic dust storms affecting millions. This bold partnership between the UN and local organizations is turning one of Earth's worst environmental disasters into a story of restoration.
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