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    URI hosts underwater technology showcase at Narragansett Bay Campusβ–ΌUnderwater technology showcase brings ocean researchers and industry to URI Narragansett Bay Campusβœ‰newsTechnology21 h ago

    The University of Rhode Island held an underwater technology showcase at its Narragansett Bay Campus, bringing together ocean researchers and industry representatives. The event highlights marine technology work underway at URI and aims to connect academic ocean science with commercial partners developing underwater instruments, sensing tools and related maritime innovations.

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    Heal the Ocean and Earthcomb Remove 18.4 Tons of Trash from Santa Ynez Riverbedβ–ΌHeal the Ocean and Earthcomb Partner to Remove 18.4 Tons of Trash from Santa Ynez Riverbedβœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    The environmental group Heal the Ocean partnered with Earthcomb to clear 18.4 tons of trash from a section of the Santa Ynez riverbed near Santa Barbara, California. The cleanup targeted accumulated debris along the waterway, which flows toward the ocean. Local coverage highlights the scale of the haul and the growing role of volunteer-driven organizations in tackling plastic and other waste before it reaches coastal waters.

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    Lincoln and Cross Ocean buy distressed Addison office campusβ–ΌLincoln, Cross Ocean buy distressed Addison office campus with $100M makeover in mindβœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    Lincoln Property Company and Cross Ocean Partners have acquired a distressed office campus in Addison, Texas, and plan a roughly $100 million renovation to reposition the property. The deal signals continued investor appetite for troubled office assets at steep discounts, with buyers betting that significant capital upgrades can revive demand in a struggling office market.

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    Australia approves seabed carbon storage site for Japanese firm●Australia approves seabed site where a Japanese company will store carbon pollutionβœ‰newsEnvironment1 d ago

    Australia has approved a seabed site where a Japanese company will store carbon pollution captured from industrial emissions, an approach known as carbon capture and storage. The move positions Australia as a partner in Japan's decarbonisation efforts and has drawn attention from environmental groups, who question whether burying greenhouse gases under the ocean floor is a reliable long-term climate solution.

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    ISS live stream draws viewers watching Earth from orbit●Live feed: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=M3HKLzjvKPc Current location: http://www. openstreetmap.org/?mlat=49.806 5&mMmastodonScienceSpace11 d ago

    The International Space Station is flying over the North Pacific Ocean, roughly at coordinates 49.8 degrees north and 144.9 degrees west, and its continuous live video feed of Earth is being shared and watched online. The feed, provided via NASA and partner agencies including ESA, JAXA and CSA, lets anyone follow the station's position in real time as it orbits the planet.

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    NOAA Maps Deep Ocean Near Northern Mariana Islandsβ–ΌNOAA and Partners Map Deep Ocean Near Northern Mariana Islandsβœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans2 d ago

    NOAA and partner organizations are conducting a deep-sea mapping expedition in waters near the Northern Mariana Islands in the western Pacific. The effort aims to chart previously unexplored seafloor terrain and document marine habitats in one of the ocean's least studied regions. It forms part of ongoing federal and international initiatives to complete seabed mapping and support ocean science and conservation.

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    Omen AI to Bring Ocean Expertise to Data Centre Coolingβ–ΌHow Omen AI Will Add Ocean Expertise to Data Centre Coolingβœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    Omen AI is reported to be adding ocean expertise to its approach to data centre cooling. The story centres on how knowledge of oceans could help manage the heat generated by large-scale AI computing infrastructure. Details about the company's specific plans, partners or technology have not yet been made public, so the scale and timeline of the initiative remain unclear.

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    Sonardyne and Voyis Join NOAA Underwater Tech Showcase at URIβ–ΌSonardyne & Voyis Join NOAA OECI Underwater Technology Showcase At URIβœ‰newsTechnology2 d ago

    Sonardyne and Voyis are taking part in the NOAA Ocean Exploration Cooperative Institute underwater technology showcase at the University of Rhode Island. The event highlights new underwater sensing and imaging technologies being developed with NOAA partners to advance ocean exploration and mapping capabilities in the United States.

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    Cross Ocean and Lincoln Buy 1M-SF Dallas Offices●Cross Ocean, Lincoln Buy 1M-SF Dallas Offices, Plan $100M Makeoverβœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans2 d ago

    Cross Ocean Partners and Lincoln Property Company have acquired a roughly one-million-square-foot office property in Dallas and announced plans to invest $100 million in a renovation. The deal, reported by Connect CRE, signals continued investor interest in repositioning large office assets, with the planned makeover expected to modernize the property amid a challenging commercial real estate market.

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    Ocean State Business Expo Set for November 10 at Crowne Plaza●Business Beat: Ocean State Business Expo & Networking – November 10, Crowne Plazaβœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans2 d ago

    Rhode Island businesses are gearing up for the Ocean State Business Expo & Networking event, scheduled for November 10 at the Crowne Plaza. The gathering offers local companies a chance to showcase products, connect with potential partners, and expand professional networks. Coverage in regional business news highlights it as a key date for the state's small business community ahead of the holiday season.

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    ISS live feed draws eyes to Earth from orbit●Live feed: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=ROboUHfPUrU Current location: http://www. openstreetmap.org/?mlat=-1.808 0&mMmastodonScienceSpace13 d ago

    A live video stream from the International Space Station is circulating widely, paired with a map link showing the station's current position, roughly over the Indian Ocean west of Sumatra. The feed offers continuous views of Earth from orbit, and space enthusiasts are sharing it alongside hashtags referencing NASA, ESA, JAXA and the Canadian Space Agency, the station's partner agencies.

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    India Extends Debt Restructuring Support to Sri Lanka and Zambiaβ–ΌIndia’s Debt Restructuring Support to Sri Lanka and Zambia (2024): Development Diplomacy and Sustainable Economic Recoveryβœ‰newsWorldDiplomacy4 d ago

    India has provided debt restructuring support to Sri Lanka and Zambia in 2024, framing the moves as development diplomacy aimed at sustainable economic recovery in both countries. Analysts highlight this as part of India's broader effort to position itself as a partner for nations facing debt distress, particularly in the Global South. The case studies examine how New Delhi balances economic interest with strategic influence across the Indian Ocean region and Africa.

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    Chile joins OceanEye alliance to boost ocean monitoringβ–ΌChile joins the international OceanEye alliance to strengthen ocean monitoring and protectionβœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans5 d ago

    Chile has joined the international OceanEye alliance, an initiative aimed at strengthening ocean monitoring and protection. The move reinforces the country's role in international efforts to safeguard marine ecosystems and improve surveillance of ocean conditions. The alliance brings together partner nations to share capabilities for tracking activity and threats at sea.

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    Shedd Aquarium Completes Three-Year Marine Training Program in Bahamasβ–ΌShedd Aquarium Completes Three-Year Marine Training Initiative with Bahamian Universitiesβœ‰newsEnvironment6 d ago

    Shedd Aquarium has concluded a three-year marine training initiative run in partnership with Bahamian universities. The program focused on building local capacity in marine science and coastal conservation, training students in research and fieldwork skills. The completion marks the end of a sustained collaboration between the Chicago-based institution and Bahamian academic partners to support ocean protection in the region.