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Oceanography

October 23, 2026
Diplomacy/Social

96% of the World’s Shallow-Water Coral Reefs Face Collapse Risk

Almost all of the world’s shallow-water coral reef ecosystems are threatened with collapse, according to the first systematic assessment of all 127 reef systems, which found that 96 per cent face a

Human Rights/World

Pacific Nations Demand Stronger Climate Action as 1.5C Target Slips Further Out of Reach

Pacific nations have called for a major increase in global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, warning that every additional fraction of a degree of warming will intensify rising seas, extreme weather and the damage already confronting vulnerable island communities.

October 7, 2026

Scientists Uncover Vast Deep-Sea “Whale Graveyard” Hidden in the Indian Ocean

Diplomacy/Education

Deep beneath the surface of the Indian Ocean, where sunlight cannot penetrate and pressure reaches extreme levels, scientists have identified what they describe as

World’s oceans break record for highest temperatures five years in a row: study

Education

The ocean temperatures in 2023 have once again shattered records, and the warming trend will persist throughout this century, even if greenhouse gas emissions

96% of the World’s Shallow-Water Coral Reefs Face Collapse Risk

October 23, 2026
Diplomacy/Social

Almost all of the world’s shallow-water coral reef ecosystems are threatened with collapse, according to the first systematic assessment of all 127 reef systems, which found that 96 per cent face a

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Pacific Nations Demand Stronger Climate Action as 1.5C Target Slips Further Out of Reach

October 7, 2026
Human Rights/World

Pacific nations have called for a major increase in global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, warning that every additional fraction of a degree of warming will intensify rising seas, extreme weather

More

Scientists Uncover Vast Deep-Sea “Whale Graveyard” Hidden in the Indian Ocean

June 11, 2026
Diplomacy/Education

Deep beneath the surface of the Indian Ocean, where sunlight cannot penetrate and pressure reaches extreme levels, scientists have identified what they describe as the largest, deepest, and potentially oldest whale cemetery

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World’s oceans break record for highest temperatures five years in a row: study

January 12, 2024
Education

The ocean temperatures in 2023 have once again shattered records, and the warming trend will persist throughout this century, even if greenhouse gas emissions were to be halted, according to a new

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