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Convex Seascape Survey Study Reveals Records of Long-Term Rise in Seabed Carbon Disturbance

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Seaturns Launches Wave Energy Trial off France’s Atlantic Coast

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Fishing Does Not Attract Lesser Black-Backed Gulls Out of Wind Farms

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NSF Commits Funding to Sustain a US Scientific Presence in the Antarctic

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Corals Have a Hormonal Clock, and It Looks Surprisingly Like Ours

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50 Years of Data Reveals True Extent of Climate Change Impacts on Kelp Forests

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NOAA Uncrewed Systems Deliver Critical Data for Maritime Safety

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