NOAA releases aerial images of area affected by Hurricane Lee

Another storm named Hurricane Nigel is brewing over the central Atlantic

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Land of Fire and Ice: Will the Grindavik eruption in Iceland be another Eyjafjallajokull?

For now, the eruption does not present a threat to life, according to the Icelandic government  

A crab’s coup strategy

Control reproduction of competing species

Hurricane Lee: 144,000 people stranded without power in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia

Hurricane Lee started as a tropical depression in the central Atlantic Ocean on September 5, 2023. On September 7, it intensified into a Category …

Global Eco Watch: ‘Eco disaster’ unfolding on Kamchatka beach

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Ocean’s dramatic past

Zeroing in on the evolution of the North Atlantic

Ocean seeding fails

Court asks US Navy to ban use of sonar harming whales, marine life

Noise pollution in the oceans is disrupting whales’ abilities to hear and migrate

Extraordinary marine heatwave in North Atlantic Ocean may continue throughout 2023

The month of May this year witnessed the highest sea surface temperature since 1850

Rising sea levels could force marine life towards poles

Such a move could put sea creatures at extreme peril

A large, large catchment

Pacific and the Atlantic oceans: key controllers of monsoons

Global Eco Watch: Atlantic Salmon returning to Maine river after dam removals

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Is the global warming ‘hiatus’ over?

There are many ongoing signs that the planet is heating up, even “on fire.”

Storm in the pond: 5 brew in Atlantic — only the 2nd time

Peak Atlantic hurricane season is on way, and scientists may run out of names 

Earth’s natural cooling process offset global warming in past decade

No reason to become complacent in the fight against climate change, warn researchers

Earth’s natural cooling process offset global warming in past decade

No reason to become complacent in the fight against climate change, warn researchers

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Atlantic cooling may be temporary respite

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Killing dust

African dust clouds cause red tides that kill millions of fish in the Gulf of Mexico

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Oceans report card: Global ocean health scores 67 out of 100

Seas surrounding Indian peninsula score 61, lower than global average

NASA eyes warm sea surface