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New research from the University of St Andrews reveals coastal areas are acidifying faster than anticipated, threatening marine ecosystems and coastal economies worldwide.
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Coastal Areas Face Rapid Acidification

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Scientists reveal how fragments of continents peel from below and fuel volcanic activity in oceans, reshaping our understanding of Earth's mantle
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Continents Peel from Below to Fuel Ocean Volcanoes

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A new model from Queen Mary University of London reveals that buoyant plastics could take over 100 years to disappear from ocean surfaces.
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Ocean Plastics Could Linger for Over a Century, New Study Warns

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A new study reveals that female common dolphins in the North Atlantic are living seven years less than in the 1990s, raising concerns for ocean ecosystems.
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Dolphins Dying Younger in the North Atlantic

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BBNJ agreement, high seas treaty, marine biodiversity protection, UNCLOS BBNJ, ocean governance 2026
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Every Part of Ocean Affected by Climate Change, Biodiversity Loss, Pollution

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A UN-backed project is using nuclear technology to detect and prevent global seafood fraud, protecting consumers, fisherfolk, and sustainable supply chains.
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UN-Backed Nuclear Science Takes Aim at Global Seafood Fraud

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A UN-backed project is using nuclear technology to detect and prevent global seafood fraud, protecting consumers, fisherfolk, and sustainable supply chains.
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UN-Backed Nuclear Science Takes Aim at Global Seafood Fraud

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Global shipping faces piracy, cyber threats, and climate change. UN Security Council debates securing sea routes while protecting trade and the environment.
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Rising Maritime Threats, UN Calls for Global Action

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New research links coastal living with a longer lifespan, suggesting that proximity to the sea may offer life-extending health benefits.
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Living Near the Coast May Extend Your Lifespan

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A new study from Utrecht University reveals that nanoplastics—fragments less than a micrometer across—are far more abundant than previously thought, dominating plastic pollution in the North Atlantic.
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Atlantic Ocean Is Swimming With 27 Million Tonnes of Nanoplastics

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