A pioneering oceanographer has criticised CSIRO management’s lack of scientific experience and warned cuts to the agency’s ...

Scientists around the world have been scrambling to fill in gaps and make space on their servers for American data sets, ...

After decades of dredging the Oceanside Harbor channel every spring and placing the sand on nearby beaches, a majority of the ...

Gray recalls being “blown away” on her first visit to the Monterey aquarium on summer break during her graduate school years in Berkeley. After that 1989 introduction, she grew to appreciate how the ...

Paul Mitchell directs some of the world's largest cruise ships safely through all types of weather.

Researchers have long believed that a sudden, massive deluge filled a dry, salt-filled Mediterranean some 5 million years ago ...

Expertise can come from generations of farmers building up understanding of local weather patterns or Indigenous knowledge ...

MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos respects the “freedom of expression” that Chinese embassy diplomats enjoy in the Philippines amid the heated exchange with Filipino officials who called them out ...

Australians have been captivated by a breathtaking image taken off the Western Australian coast, revealing an "unusual" whirlpool swirling just metres from the shoreline. The dramatic scene left ...

There are growing concerns the treaty that has protected the last great wilderness for nearly 70 years may not hold as the old rules-based world order disintegrates along with the sea ice.

James M. Sepanara of West Tisbury passed away unexpectedly on Nov. 5, 2025, while visiting Priest River, Idaho. He was 77 years old. He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., in 1948 to Penny and Michael E.

For most of his career, Jamie Sangster served as a marine systems officer in the Canadian navy. The job involves solving problems and keeping the nation’s technically challenging but critically ...