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Ocean — latest ecology news

Climate change makes microplastics more toxic and faster – study
Climate change makes microplastics more toxic and faster – study

As it turned out, these critical problems of modern ecology are interrelated, requiring urgent measures to solve both of them

Global green
"Eternal chemicals" have reached marine life – they have been found in the bodies of whales and dolphins
"Eternal chemicals" have reached marine life – they have been found in the bodies of whales and dolphins

Researchers called the contamination of marine organisms "unprecedented

Global green
Iceland has declared a national security threat due to the risk of ocean currents collapsing
Iceland has declared a national security threat due to the risk of ocean currents collapsing

If warm water currents from the southern Atlantic stop, Iceland will find itself in a freezing ice trap

Global green
Oceans, vulnerable biomes, and the ethics of combating change – COP30 review
Oceans, vulnerable biomes, and the ethics of combating change – COP30 review

The "blue" economy has the potential to create 20 million new jobs. $20 billion is planned to be invested in its development

Global green
Starting in 2026, marine protected areas will appear in the world's oceans: what they are for
Starting in 2026, marine protected areas will appear in the world's oceans: what they are for

EU invests €40 million in its Global Ocean Program

Global green
Water temperature in the oceans is rising rapidly due to warm sea waves
Water temperature in the oceans is rising rapidly due to warm sea waves

Due to the impact of marine heatwaves, 96% of the ocean surface has been affected

Global green
Socktopus and garbage fish: creatives made from garbage
Socktopus and garbage fish: creatives made from garbage

Eco-activists have found another unusual way to draw attention to the pollution of the aquatic environment

Society
Due to climate change, pearls may start growing in European seas
Due to climate change, pearls may start growing in European seas

The world market of natural pearls has an annual turnover of $11 million

Global green
NASA robots to help study Antarctic melting
NASA robots to help study Antarctic melting

There will be about 10 of them, and their mission will last up to 1 year

Technology
Humanity risks losing the Great Barrier Reef to global warming
Humanity risks losing the Great Barrier Reef to global warming

Coral reefs protect coastlines from erosion, are home to thousands of species of fish and are an important source of tourism income for many countries

Monitoring
TidalWatt has developed underwater turbines that are 60 times more powerful than wind turbines. Video.
TidalWatt has developed underwater turbines that are 60 times more powerful than wind turbines. Video.

Developers talk about a breakthrough in the field of RES

Green energy
Scientists have discovered a rare gray whale that became extinct in the Atlantic Ocean 200 years ago
Scientists have discovered a rare gray whale that became extinct in the Atlantic Ocean 200 years ago

This exciting discovery, they say, illustrates the impact of climate change on marine life.

Society