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Coral reefs in the Pacific Ocean are adapting to climate change ![Coral reefs globally are threatened by warming waters, but Palau's coral ecosystems are adapting to higher ocean temperatures, offering hope against bleaching and die-off. (confirmed by 2 sources) [1]
BANGKOK, Thailand – Chasing the Pink Horizon: 5 Magical Spots to See Red Lotus Blooms in Thailand! It’s that dreamy time of year again — when Thailand’s lakes and fields are splashed in a romantic pink hue by the blooming of red lotuses From vast wet... [2]
NEW YORK—New York City gets its drinking water from a network of more than 20 reservoirs and lakes further north in New York state, some more than 160 kilometers away. [3]
NAGAPATTINAM, India -- Dressed in a shirt over her saree, plastic goggles on her eyes and cloth covering her hands to prevent her from being scratched by coral, Lakshmi Muthu, 54, dips into shallow ocean water and collects clumps of greenish seaweed. [4]
SHODOSHIMA, Japan -- I am peering over the prow into the cold placid water of Japan's Seto Inland Sea. [5]
TOKYO -- Researchers from some 20 countries will set up a global network of hundreds of buoys to measure plankton activity, using these microscopic plants to gauge the impact of resource development and fishing on the health of marine ecosystems. [6]
An environmental and social catastrophe is happening in the tropics. Forest fires are burning through tens of thousands of square kilometers of rainforests -- the lungs of the planet -- in Indonesia and Brazil. [7]
KUNMING – During 15-16 December 2024, H.E. Mr. Russ Jalichandra, Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs, attended the 3rd China-Indian Ocean Region Forum on Blue Economy Development Cooperation held in Kunming. [8]
Coral reefs in the Pacific Ocean are adapting to climate change ![Coral reefs globally are threatened by warming waters, but Palau's coral ecosystems are adapting to higher ocean temperatures, offering hope against bleaching and die-off.
BANGKOK, Thailand – Chasing the Pink Horizon: 5 Magical Spots to See Red Lotus Blooms in Thailand! It’s that dreamy time of year again — when Thailand’s lakes and fields are splashed in a romantic pink hue by the blooming of red lotuses From vast wet
NEW YORK—New York City gets its drinking water from a network of more than 20 reservoirs and lakes further north in New York state, some more than 160 kilometers away.
NAGAPATTINAM, India -- Dressed in a shirt over her saree, plastic goggles on her eyes and cloth covering her hands to prevent her from being scratched by coral, Lakshmi Muthu, 54, dips into shallow ocean water and collects clumps of greenish seaweed.
SHODOSHIMA, Japan -- I am peering over the prow into the cold placid water of Japan's Seto Inland Sea.
TOKYO -- Researchers from some 20 countries will set up a global network of hundreds of buoys to measure plankton activity, using these microscopic plants to gauge the impact of resource development and fishing on the health of marine ecosystems.
An environmental and social catastrophe is happening in the tropics. Forest fires are burning through tens of thousands of square kilometers of rainforests -- the lungs of the planet -- in Indonesia and Brazil.
KUNMING – During 15-16 December 2024, H.E. Mr. Russ Jalichandra, Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs, attended the 3rd China-Indian Ocean Region Forum on Blue Economy Development Cooperation held in Kunming.
PATTAYA, Thailand – In the small fishing village of Najomtien, life hums along in rhythm with the tides.
TOKYO -- An increasing number of companies are paying attention to the ability of algae and other marine plants to capture the perilous emissions being released into the atmosphere. Climate ChangeJ-Power, Apple and Mitsui O.S.K.