Methane emissions stable as Alaska warms
By NOAA Analysis of nearly three decades of air samples from Alaska’s North Slope shows […]
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U.S. reefs face increased bleaching, warmer waters
By NOAA A new NOAA outlook shows that many coral reefs across around the world […]
Chesapeake Bay’s “dead zone” is more than 2M Olympic-sized pools
By NOAA Hypoxic zone size affected by low river flow and nutrient loading Scientists expect […]
Mexican conservationists battle to save rare two-headed turtle
By Stacey Venzel In Mexico, the government protects sea turtles with militia members patrolling the […]
Militarized recycling benefits aquatic research
By Scott A. Rowan Last month’s discovery by government researchers of what is believed […]
TOXIC WATER: Aquatic Fallout & Future in the Aftermath of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster
By Scott A. Rowan The person has not yet been born who knows how to […]
Meet “Casper” the newly-discovered octopus species
By Scott A. Rowan Ghosts surprise. That’s what they do. So it only makes sense […]
Check out the world’s first glow-in-the-dark turtle
The latest proof of the vast amount that we still do not know about the […]
No Oxymoron Here: Shrimp Was Largest Creature
By Earl Filskov April 17, 2015 Butterflies, cockroaches, spiders, horseshoe crabs and lobsters are known […]
Araguaian River Dolphin: New Discovery and Already Endangered (Inia araguaiaensis)
By Earl Filskov March 22, 2015, 11:15 a.m. We know so little about the planet […]