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Ocean Acidification Reaches 'Danger Zone', Exceeding Planetary Boundaries
A new report reveals ocean acidification has surpassed a critical planetary boundary, marking the seventh of nine boundaries exceeded, primarily due to fossil fuel combustion, deforestation, and land-use changes impacting ocean stability.
Ocean Acidification Reaches 'Danger Zone', Exceeding Planetary Boundaries
A new report reveals ocean acidification has surpassed a critical planetary boundary, marking the seventh of nine boundaries exceeded, primarily due to fossil fuel combustion, deforestation, and land-use changes impacting ocean stability.
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44% Bias Score
Ocean Ecostructures Secures €3 Million to Expand Marine Regeneration Technology
Spanish marine restoration company Ocean Ecostructures received €3 million in funding to expand its Bio Boosting System internationally, aiming for 3,000 biomimetic reefs by 2027, following a tenfold revenue increase in 2024 to €1 million.
Ocean Ecostructures Secures €3 Million to Expand Marine Regeneration Technology
Spanish marine restoration company Ocean Ecostructures received €3 million in funding to expand its Bio Boosting System internationally, aiming for 3,000 biomimetic reefs by 2027, following a tenfold revenue increase in 2024 to €1 million.
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52% Bias Score
UN Ocean Conference Tackles Warming Waters, Overfishing, and Plastic Pollution
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice addresses rising ocean temperatures causing coral bleaching and oxygen depletion, overfishing, plastic pollution, and the impact of these factors on the billion people who depend on marine resources; the conference also aims to improve protection of international wate...
UN Ocean Conference Tackles Warming Waters, Overfishing, and Plastic Pollution
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice addresses rising ocean temperatures causing coral bleaching and oxygen depletion, overfishing, plastic pollution, and the impact of these factors on the billion people who depend on marine resources; the conference also aims to improve protection of international wate...
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44% Bias Score
Ocean Health Under Threat: Overfishing, Pollution, and Climate Change
World Oceans Day (June 8th) highlights the ocean's critical role: producing over 50% of Earth's oxygen, absorbing 25% of CO2, and regulating climate, yet facing threats from overfishing (90% of stocks exploited), rising sea temperatures, and 6 million metric tons of annual plastic pollution.
Ocean Health Under Threat: Overfishing, Pollution, and Climate Change
World Oceans Day (June 8th) highlights the ocean's critical role: producing over 50% of Earth's oxygen, absorbing 25% of CO2, and regulating climate, yet facing threats from overfishing (90% of stocks exploited), rising sea temperatures, and 6 million metric tons of annual plastic pollution.
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28% Bias Score
Ocean Health Report Shows Alarming Degradation, 1,677 Species at Risk
A new UN ocean health report, "Starfish," reveals alarming degradation, with 1,677 marine species at risk, overexploited fish stocks (37.7%), and €219 billion in seafood-related plastic exposure costs in 2015; the report will track the effectiveness of future conservation measures.
Ocean Health Report Shows Alarming Degradation, 1,677 Species at Risk
A new UN ocean health report, "Starfish," reveals alarming degradation, with 1,677 marine species at risk, overexploited fish stocks (37.7%), and €219 billion in seafood-related plastic exposure costs in 2015; the report will track the effectiveness of future conservation measures.
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48% Bias Score
UN Ocean Conference Aims for \$100 Billion to Combat Global Ocean Crisis
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice, France (June 7-13) will bring together over 10,000 participants to address the global ocean crisis, aiming for \$100 billion in new funding and 60 ratifications of the high seas biodiversity treaty.
UN Ocean Conference Aims for \$100 Billion to Combat Global Ocean Crisis
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice, France (June 7-13) will bring together over 10,000 participants to address the global ocean crisis, aiming for \$100 billion in new funding and 60 ratifications of the high seas biodiversity treaty.
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40% Bias Score
Pacific Starfish Die-Off Caused by Vibrio pectenicida Bacteria
Scientists have identified Vibrio pectenicida bacteria as the cause of a ten-year pandemic that killed at least 5 billion starfish along the Pacific coast, from Mexico to Alaska, impacting over 20 species and particularly devastating the sunflower starfish population (Pycnopodia helianthoides), whic...
Pacific Starfish Die-Off Caused by Vibrio pectenicida Bacteria
Scientists have identified Vibrio pectenicida bacteria as the cause of a ten-year pandemic that killed at least 5 billion starfish along the Pacific coast, from Mexico to Alaska, impacting over 20 species and particularly devastating the sunflower starfish population (Pycnopodia helianthoides), whic...
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16% Bias Score
Ocean's Crucial Role in Climate Regulation Underscored at UN Conference
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice highlighted the critical role of the ocean in climate regulation, emphasizing the need for its inclusion in future climate negotiations, particularly at COP30, and calling for immediate action to protect ocean health given its finite capacity to absorb heat and CO2.
Ocean's Crucial Role in Climate Regulation Underscored at UN Conference
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice highlighted the critical role of the ocean in climate regulation, emphasizing the need for its inclusion in future climate negotiations, particularly at COP30, and calling for immediate action to protect ocean health given its finite capacity to absorb heat and CO2.
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32% Bias Score
UN Ocean Conference Tackles Warming, Overfishing, and Plastic Pollution
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice highlights the threats of ocean warming causing coral bleaching, overfishing, and plastic pollution, impacting global food security and requiring international cooperation for effective conservation.
UN Ocean Conference Tackles Warming, Overfishing, and Plastic Pollution
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice highlights the threats of ocean warming causing coral bleaching, overfishing, and plastic pollution, impacting global food security and requiring international cooperation for effective conservation.
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24% Bias Score
UN Ocean Conference Highlights Urgent Need for Ocean Protection
The third UN Ocean Conference in Nice, France, convened world leaders, scientists, and coastal mayors to address the deteriorating health of the oceans, emphasizing warming, pollution, and biodiversity loss; the absence of US federal scientists was noted as a significant impediment to international ...
UN Ocean Conference Highlights Urgent Need for Ocean Protection
The third UN Ocean Conference in Nice, France, convened world leaders, scientists, and coastal mayors to address the deteriorating health of the oceans, emphasizing warming, pollution, and biodiversity loss; the absence of US federal scientists was noted as a significant impediment to international ...
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52% Bias Score
Ocean Degradation: Deep-Sea Mining Threatens Fragile Ecosystems
Human activities, including industrial fishing, offshore drilling, and climate change, severely damage ocean health, while insufficient regulations and the pursuit of deep-sea mining exacerbate the problem, highlighting the need for stronger conservation efforts at the UN Ocean Conference in Nice.
Ocean Degradation: Deep-Sea Mining Threatens Fragile Ecosystems
Human activities, including industrial fishing, offshore drilling, and climate change, severely damage ocean health, while insufficient regulations and the pursuit of deep-sea mining exacerbate the problem, highlighting the need for stronger conservation efforts at the UN Ocean Conference in Nice.
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60% Bias Score
Ocean Health Crisis: Climate Change and Pollution Threaten Marine Ecosystems
Climate change and pollution severely threaten the world's oceans, impacting 40% of the human population living near coasts, with coral bleaching and microplastic pollution as key indicators; the Mediterranean Sea is warming faster than global averages, endangering marine life and tourism.
Ocean Health Crisis: Climate Change and Pollution Threaten Marine Ecosystems
Climate change and pollution severely threaten the world's oceans, impacting 40% of the human population living near coasts, with coral bleaching and microplastic pollution as key indicators; the Mediterranean Sea is warming faster than global averages, endangering marine life and tourism.
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48% Bias Score
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