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Read how better data is needed to predict weather fronts and their effect on offshore weather.

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As ocean acidification gets worse, scientists are racing to plant more marine vegetation to reduce the impact of climate change and restore the health of our oceans.

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Noise pollution in the ocean is a serious problem — one that can be harnessed with better shipping routes.

Convective outlooks play a crucial role in preparing for extreme weather events, but there’s confusion around what they mean.

Ocean buoys aren't just for marine conservation: they're also helping track and aid the conservation of sea birds

Examining the advantages of a distributed data collection network during peak cyclone season in the Southern Pacific Ocean.