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The Seafloor Is Full of Data. HydroSight Wants to Decode It
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (339+ words) Israeli startup uses AI to turn underwater survey data into a live picture of the seabed More and more critical infrastructure is moving offshore, from energy projects and ports to the undersea cables carrying most of the world’s international data....
Marine Ecosystem Rapidly Adapts to Methane Leak in South China Sea
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (203+ words) Home » Trending » Marine Ecosystem Rapidly Adapts to Methane Leak in South China Sea The first organisms to respond to the leak were methane-consuming bacteria and archaea, which proliferated in the nutrient-rich environment created by the methane. Subsequent colonization by burrowing…...
South Korea's Soft Coral Crisis: Climate Threatens Jeju's Vibrant Marine Ecosystem | Science-Environment
6+ day, 5+ hour ago (248+ words) South Korea's Soft Coral Crisis: Climate Threatens Jeju's Vibrant Marine Ecosystem Devdiscourse South Korea's Soft Coral Crisis: Climate Threatens Jeju's Vibrant Marine Ecosystem Jeju Island in South Korea faces a critical threat as rising temperatures from climate change cause soft…...
Red Sea Coral Dying From Heat Stress is Being Revived With Probiotics
1+ week, 8+ hour ago (431+ words) Coral dying from heat stress has been revived after scientists successfully applied probiotic and post-biotic treatments in open seas for the the first time. Although probiotics have previously been shown to rehabilitate corals in South Florida and in aquarium environments,…...
Restoring reefs with heat-tolerant corals - Nature Climate Change
1+ week, 3+ day ago (71+ words) Nature Climate Change volume 16, page 1110 (2026) Cite this article As the Great Barrier Reef reels from successive devastating bleaching events, researchers are working to regenerate small areas with corals selected or manipulated for better heat tolerance. Ramsby, B. D. et al. Restor. Ecol....
As Ocean Temperatures Rise, Coral Reefs Face Closing Window for Recovery From Climate Damage
1+ week, 4+ day ago (708+ words) The destruction of coral reef cover, cataloged in the largest global assessment of the reefs ever completed, was distressing to scientists, with the world’s reefs declining by nearly 10% between 2020-24, compared with 1980-2009. The authors of the report released Monday by Global…...
Coral bleaching occurring too frequently for reefs to recover, scientists say
1+ week, 5+ day ago (523+ words) SYDNEY/SINGAPORE - Coral reefs are experiencing bleaching events so frequently that they no longer have time to recover before the next one strikes, with global coral cover now well below normal levels and at risk of irreversible decline, scientists said…...
'No doubt about it': Heat stress is harming coral reefs, global data shows | CBC Climate Change News
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1077+ words) The proportion of the world's reefs with living, stony stalks of hard corals is down significantly, according to a new global report on these vital ecosystems. And as these reefs stare down a potentially record-breaking El Niño peak just months…...
Marine Heatwaves Hampering Coral Reef Recovery, Study Finds
1+ week, 5+ day ago (687+ words) Climate-driven marine heatwaves are hampering the recovery of coral reefs from global bleaching events, according to a new analysis. A report published by the Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network (GCRMN) warns global hard coral cover has declined by approximately 9.5%, primarily…...
World’s coral reefs are losing recovery time between marine heatwaves, major global report warns
2+ week, 1+ day ago (235+ words) The world’s coral reefs have ever-shorter windows to recover between marine heatwaves, according to the most comprehensive assessment of reef health yet published. The report, published by the Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network (GCRMN) on Monday (31 August), is based on…...