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    Long-running Hardcore Minecraft world tackles ocean monument drainage●1400+ Day Hardcore World - DRAINING an OCEAN MONUMENT!!! Let's Finish the Temple!▶youtubeEnvironmentOceans970.5K1 h ago

    A Minecraft player is continuing a hardcore survival world that has lasted more than 1,400 in-game days, with the current project focused on draining an ocean monument and finishing the temple build inside it. Draining a monument is one of the most demanding projects in the game, requiring removal of huge volumes of water, and the sheer age of the world in hardcore mode, where a single death ends it permanently, is drawing attention.

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    Swift Current coast photo draws FensterFreitag attention▼# FensterFreitag von Swift Current # windowFriday # ocean # coast # NewfoundlandAndLabrador # NL # Canada # landscapePhoMmastodonEnvironmentOceans71 h ago

    A landscape photograph of the coast at Swift Current, Newfoundland and Labrador, is being shared for FensterFreitag, the German-language 'window Friday' photo tradition popular on Mastodon. The image shows the ocean along Canada's Atlantic shoreline, and users are engaging with it as part of the weekly photo-sharing ritual. It is a light, hobbyist moment rather than a news event.

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    Antarctic ocean currents show abrupt reversal amid warming▼Ocean warming: University of Melbourne research uncovers abrupt reversal in Antarctic ocean currents✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 h ago

    Researchers at the University of Melbourne have identified an abrupt reversal in Antarctic ocean currents, linking the shift to ocean warming. The finding raises concerns about the stability of the Southern Ocean's circulation, which plays a key role in regulating global climate by moving heat and carbon. Scientists warn such reversals could signal larger, unexpected changes in the polar marine environment driven by climate change.

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    Drag Talk Release New Album Drink The Ocean●Album Review: Drag Talk – Drink The Ocean✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 h ago

    Drag Talk has released a new album, Drink The Ocean, and New Noise Magazine has published a review of the record. The review is currently the main source of discussion around the release, offering the first critical assessment of the album for readers.

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    Ocean circulation changes threaten carbon storage capacity●@ DaveWhittle 12/ Impact on Ocean Carbon & Oxygen: The ocean absorbs a massive portion of human-generated carbon emissioMmastodonEnvironmentOceans31 h ago

    Posts are highlighting how disruption of ocean vertical mixing and circulation weakens the ocean's ability to absorb and store human-generated carbon emissions, while also affecting oxygen levels. The claim is that this could accelerate atmospheric carbon buildup, compounding climate change beyond what current emissions alone suggest.

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    Sea ice decline reverses Antarctic Intermediate Water trends, study finds▼Reversal of Antarctic Intermediate Water trends triggered by sea ice decline✉newsEnvironmentClimate1 d ago

    New research published in Nature reports that the decline of Antarctic sea ice has triggered a reversal in trends of Antarctic Intermediate Water, a key ocean current mass that spreads from the Southern Ocean into the global deep circulation. The finding suggests shifting freshwater and heat patterns around Antarctica are already altering large-scale ocean dynamics, with possible consequences for heat and carbon uptake worldwide.

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    Copernicus Data Aids Aquaculture Planning as Oceans Shift▼Copernicus Data Supports Aquaculture Planning as Ocean Conditions Shift✉newsEnvironmentOceans2 h ago

    Copernicus, the EU's Earth observation programme, is being used to support aquaculture planning as ocean conditions change. Its marine monitoring data helps operators choose suitable sites and adapt to shifting temperatures, currents and other conditions. The coverage highlights the growing role of satellite-based ocean observation in supporting the seafood and farming industries.

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    A residential property at 1661 Greenside Court SW in Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina is being listed, appearing on Realtor.com. The coastal town, part of North Carolina's Brunswick Islands, has seen steady interest in beach-area homes. Details on price and status of the listing remain limited, and no further information about the property is currently available.

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    Atlantic current collapse risk absent from national climate plans●Key Atlantic currents could collapse this century, but the risk is missing from almost all national climate plans # ClimMmastodonEnvironmentClimate317 h ago

    New reporting warns that key Atlantic Ocean currents, including the system best known as AMOC, could collapse this century, with severe consequences for weather patterns in Europe, North America and beyond. Despite the scale of the threat, almost no national climate plans account for this risk, prompting scientists and commentators to call for tipping points to be treated as central rather than peripheral in climate policy.

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    Mapping the ocean's hidden lifeline▼Mapping the ocean’s hidden lifeline✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    Researchers are drawing attention to a project that maps the ocean's hidden lifeline, the vast system of currents that circulates water, heat and nutrients around the globe. Coverage describes efforts to chart this underwater circulation in greater detail, work that underpins understanding of climate regulation and marine ecosystems. Little further detail about the findings or the team is available at this stage.

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    Ocean Grove Surf Report and Forecast▼Ocean Grove Surf Report, Surf Forecast and Surf Cam✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    Ocean Grove's surf report and forecast are attracting attention, with conditions updated alongside a live surf cam. Surfers are checking wave heights, wind and tide outlooks to plan sessions at the Victorian beach spot.

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    Ocean Beach Dine and Donate Event Returns for Fifth Year▼5th Annual Ocean Beach Dine and Donate event✉newsEnvironmentOceans13 h ago

    The 5th Annual Ocean Beach Dine and Donate event is taking place in San Diego's Ocean Beach neighborhood. The community fundraiser encourages residents to dine at participating local restaurants, with proceeds going to charitable causes. Local coverage highlights the event as a way to support small businesses while giving back to the community.

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    Atlantic current collapse risk absent from national climate plans▼Key Atlantic currents could collapse this century, but the risk is missing from almost all national climate plans✉newsEnvironmentClimate18 h ago

    New reporting warns that key Atlantic Ocean currents, including the system known as AMOC, could collapse at some point this century, with severe consequences for weather patterns in Europe, North America and beyond. Despite the scale of the threat, almost none of the national climate plans submitted under international agreements account for this risk. Scientists are calling for the possibility of shutdown to be treated as a serious planning scenario rather than a remote tail risk.

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    Why this El Niño is different from all the others●Why this El Niño is different from all the others | ABC NEWS▶youtubeEnvironmentClimate153.7K1 d ago

    Scientists and news outlets are explaining how the current El Niño differs from previous events, pointing to its behaviour against a backdrop of record global ocean and air temperatures. Experts say climate change is altering how the climate pattern unfolds and intensifies, with implications for heatwaves, droughts and extreme weather across the Americas, Australia and Southeast Asia. Coverage is urging readers to understand the shift as the pattern strengthens.

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    UN warns ocean's carbon absorption is weakening●Ocean’s ability to absorb carbon is weakening as climate change intensifies, UN warns The ocean absorbs around 30 per ceMmastodonWorldUnited Nations21 d ago

    The United Nations has warned that the ocean's capacity to absorb carbon dioxide is declining as climate change intensifies. The ocean currently absorbs about 30 per cent of human-caused CO2 emissions and 90 per cent of the excess heat trapped by greenhouse gases, but warming has already reduced this ability, raising concerns that more carbon will remain in the atmosphere and accelerate global heating.

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    Green Revolution blog explores marine resources and their uses●Blogue de la Révolution Verte : Les ressources marines https://www. revolutionverte.fr/p/les-resso urces-marines.html?spMmastodonTechnology31 d ago

    The French environmental blog La Révolution Verte has published a post on marine resources, covering algae and the ocean's role in cosmetics, medicine, pharmaceuticals, technology and hair care, alongside concerns about pollution. The article is being shared widely on social media with hashtags about seas, oceans and marine applications.

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    ISS live feed draws viewers watching Earth from orbit●Live feed: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=M3HKLzjvKPc Current location: http://www. openstreetmap.org/?mlat=-8.000 6&mMmastodonScienceSpace18 h ago

    The International Space Station's live video stream is circulating again, with the station currently passing over the Atlantic Ocean near the equator, west of Africa. The feed offers continuous views of Earth from orbit and is shared alongside links tracking the station's real-time position. Space enthusiasts are tuning in and passing the stream along to others.

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    Antarctic sea ice is shrinking at a pace that scientists warn could disrupt global climate systems. Reporting highlights concern that the loss of ice around the southern continent may alter ocean circulation, weather patterns and sea levels far beyond the polar region, with researchers calling the decline one of the most significant environmental shifts currently under way.

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    Underwater kite project aims to tap tidal energy●# energy # renewables # tides # kites 'Using an underwater kite, [Professor Evan Variano] is studying ways to harness thMmastodonEnvironmentEnergy11 d ago

    Evan Variano, a professor at UC Berkeley, is using an underwater kite to explore ways to harness the power of ocean currents and tides as renewable energy. The project, covered by Berkeley Engineering, draws attention to tidal power as a less-discussed alternative to wind and solar, with the kite design allowing turbines to reach faster currents higher in the water column.

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    Coty shifts freight from air to ocean and rail▼Coty pursues less air freight, more ocean and rail transport✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    Coty is working to reduce its reliance on air freight, moving more of its shipments to ocean and rail transport. The beauty company's logistics shift points to efforts to cut costs and lower the carbon footprint of its supply chain. Trade and supply chain publications are covering the move as part of wider interest in how consumer goods companies rethink transport choices.

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    28,800 rubber ducks lost at sea in 1992 still aid ocean science●In 1992, 28,800 plastic ducks fell from a cargo ship: years later, scientists are still tracking them across the oceans✉newsEnvironmentOceans9 h ago

    In 1992, a cargo container carrying 28,800 plastic bath toys spilled into the Pacific Ocean during a storm. Decades later, scientists continue to track where the ducks wash ashore, using their drift patterns to study ocean currents and circulation. The incident, one of the most famous examples of flotsam science, keeps resurfacing as people rediscover the story of the toys that mapped the seas.

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    Atlantic current collapse risk absent from national climate plans●Key Atlantic currents could collapse this century, but the risk is missing from almost all national climate plans https:MmastodonScience123 h ago

    New warnings say key Atlantic Ocean currents, including the system that helps regulate Northern Hemisphere climate, could collapse before the end of the century. Researchers note that despite the potential for severe impacts on weather, sea levels and agriculture, this risk is absent from nearly all national climate adaptation plans. Commenters are highlighting the gap between scientific assessments and government planning.

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    New research points to a reversal in a key ocean layer around Antarctica, suggesting the meltwater-driven circulation that helps regulate global ocean currents is weakening. Scientists warn the change could affect heat and carbon transport across the world's oceans, with observers voicing concern about the pace of Antarctic ice melt and its wider climate consequences.

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    Scientists explain how global ocean currents circulate▼The Global Ocean currents circulation explainer✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    A new explainer from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution breaks down how global ocean circulation works, describing the vast system of currents that moves water, heat and nutrients around the planet. Interest in ocean currents is high as scientists warn that warming and freshening of polar waters could slow the system, with consequences for climate and weather patterns worldwide.

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    AZTI Explains How Ocean Observations Guide Fish Distribution Research▼AZTI Details How Ocean Observations Shape Fish Distribution Research✉newsEnvironment1 d ago

    AZTI, the Spanish marine research institute, has outlined how sustained ocean observations are used to study and predict shifts in fish distribution. The institute says monitoring temperature, currents and other ocean conditions underpins its understanding of how species move as marine environments change. The research is aimed at supporting fisheries management as fish stocks respond to warming waters and shifting habitats.

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    Only two UN climate plans address weakening Atlantic current, study finds▼# Europe Only two of the 91 national climate adaptation plans submitted to the United Nations mention the Atlantic MeridMmastodonEnvironmentClimate11 d ago

    Only two of the 91 national climate adaptation plans submitted to the United Nations mention the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), the system of ocean currents that keeps north-western Europe relatively mild. Neither of those plans sets out concrete steps to prepare for a potential weakening or collapse of the circulation. The gap highlights how little governments are planning for one of climate science's most consequential tipping points.

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    Minnie Mouse mermaid birthday party video draws big attention●Minnie Mouse 2026🎀 Mermaid Birthday Splash Party & Turtle Ocean Surprise Disney ASMR▶youtubeEnvironmentOceans152.7K1 d ago

    A Disney-themed ASMR video featuring Minnie Mouse as a mermaid hosting a birthday splash party with a sea turtle ocean surprise is gaining wide viewership globally. The content is aimed at young children, in the popular style of toy unboxing and character roleplay videos. Viewers are engaging heavily with the ocean-themed birthday scenario.

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    Investors examine Oceaneering International seasonal returns chart●Oceaneering International, Inc. (OII) Seasonal returns chart✉newsBusinessFinance20 h ago

    Oceaneering International, the Houston-based provider of engineered services to the offshore energy industry, is the subject of renewed interest as traders review its seasonal stock returns chart. The chart, published via Yahoo Finance, tracks how the OII share price has historically performed at different points in the calendar year, offering subscribers a reference point for timing decisions.

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    UNEP calls for investment in ocean carbon monitoring▼UNEP urges investment in ocean carbon data and monitoring✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    The UN Environment Programme is urging governments and funders to invest more in ocean carbon data and monitoring systems. Better measurement of how the ocean absorbs and stores carbon is seen as essential for climate modelling and for verifying carbon removal efforts, and the agency says current observation capacity and data coverage remain inadequate for those needs.

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    Oceanographer Amy Bower Elected Fellow of Academy of Blind Scientists●Amy Bower elected a Fellow of the Academy of Blind Scientists✉newsScience1 d ago

    Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution announced that Amy Bower, an oceanographer at the institution, has been elected a Fellow of the Academy of Blind Scientists. Bower is known for her research on ocean currents, and the honour recognises her contributions to science as a blind scientist.

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    A new global pact to protect the ocean▼The new global pact to save the ocean✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    A new international agreement aimed at protecting the world's oceans has been reached. The pact is reported as a global effort to save marine environments, though details of its terms, the parties involved and its enforcement mechanisms remain unspecified in current coverage.

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    A real estate listing for an apartment at 207 Ocean Parkway, Suite 1H, in Brooklyn, New York, has appeared on Realtor.com. The unit, located in the 11218 zip code covering Kensington and Windsor Terrace, is being marketed to prospective buyers or renters. No further details about price, size, or conditions of the property are currently available.

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    Atlantic current collapse missing from national climate plans, study finds▼The risk of Atlantic current collapse is missing from almost all national climate plans – new study✉newsEnvironmentClimate1 d ago

    A new study finds that the risk of a collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, a major ocean current system that helps regulate global climate, is absent from almost all national climate plans. Researchers warn governments are failing to prepare for potentially severe consequences, including disrupted weather patterns and sea level changes, despite growing scientific concern about the system's stability.

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    A news commentary argues that the vulnerability of the world's oceans and marine ecosystems can be reframed as an opportunity rather than purely a crisis. The piece suggests that recognising marine fragility can drive action, investment and innovation in ocean protection and sustainable use. Details of specific policies, countries or initiatives are not provided in the coverage currently available.

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    Scientists dumped red dye into Atlantic to track ocean currents▼In 2018, scientists pumped 75 kg of red dye into the Atlantic off Martha’s Vineyard; over 36 hours, they✉newsEnvironmentOceans2 d ago

    In 2018, scientists released 75 kilograms of red dye into the Atlantic Ocean off Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, monitoring its spread over 36 hours. The dye experiment was designed to trace how coastal waters and currents mix and move. The unusual image of red-tinged seawater is drawing renewed attention online, with many curious about the purpose and findings of the study.

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    The Irish Times has published a feature offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at ocean research, according to The Fishing Daily. The piece reportedly gives readers an inside view of the work carried out by marine scientists. Little further detail about the article's content or reception is currently available.

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    Coastal Property at 1086 Cooper Hawk Ln, Ocean Isle Beach●1086 Cooper Hawk Ln SW, Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28469✉newsEnvironmentOceans2 d ago

    A residential listing at 1086 Cooper Hawk Ln SW in Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina is drawing attention. The address, located in the coastal town of Ocean Isle Beach in Brunswick County, is listed on Realtor.com. No further details about the property, its price, or the circumstances behind the interest are currently available.