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Dual-Constraint Framework Maps Blue Carbon Expansion Along China’s Coast

UCF-Led Study Seeks Best Natural Infrastructure for Coastal Flood Resilience

The New Zealand banded dotterel (or double-banded plover) is endemic to New Zealand. While some remain all year round, most migrate to Australia for its warmer winters. (Image credit: Bashar Jarayseh, MPI for Biological Intelligence)

Study Finds Banded Dotterel Migration to Australia Is Shrinking

Southern Ocean and the deep ocean keep warming after emissions stop. (Image credit: Aditya Sengupta)

Earlier Net Zero Limits Century-Scale El Niño Shifts in the Tropical Pacific

Hurricane Lala over the Hawaiian Islands in August 2026. (Image credit: Lauren Dauphin, NASA Earth Observatory)

UH Study Finds Warmer Future Could Intensify Hurricane Risk Near Hawaii

Virginia Tech Study Maps Hurricane Flood Risk in the Chesapeake Bay as Sea Levels Rise

Researchers conduct deep-sea in situ transplant experiments of Archivesica marissinica at site HM-3 corresponding to moderate hydrogen sulfide depletion. (Image credit: HKUST)

HKUST Team Uncovers How Deep-Sea Clams Survive Sulfide Fluctuations

Modeled first aerosol indirect effect arising from the additional Aitken-mode mPOA that the Gantt2011 parameterization omits, shown for two cloud supersaturations and two seasons. Blue shading indicates radiative cooling due to increased cloud albedo. The effect is moderate when averaged over the global ocean but pronounced over biologically productive waters, particularly in the summertime North Atlantic and the wintertime Southern Ocean. (Image credit: Science China Press)

Study Finds Climate Models Undercount Marine Organic Aerosols Linked to Cloud Formation

Researchers have created an aquatic soft robot inspired by marine invertebrates called feather stars. The feather star robot is able to move through the water in all three dimensions, powered by only two actuators. (Image credit: Jie Yin, NC State University)

Marine Invertebrate-Inspired Soft Robot Navigates 3D Space with Minimal Actuators

Oblique aerial view of the developing dune system 'de Hors' on the island of Texel, The Netherlands (2020). (Image credit: Utrecht University)

Dune Formation Follows Fixed Patterns Revealing Coastal Resilience Secrets

Dr. Matt Futia deploying egg bags for rearing lake trout in Lake Champlain. (Image credit: Matthew Futia, UVM)

Wild Lake Trout Embryos Absorb Thiamine Naturally in Lake Champlain Study

University of Stirling Leads International Fight Against Antimicrobial Resistance in Vietnam Aquaculture

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