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• West African Master’s Students Embark on POLARSTERN Expedition to Study Atlantic Climate Change

  Published: May 1, 2026

  Section: Research

  Fourteen students from the West African ‘Climate Change and Marine Sciences’ programme have set sail from Cabo Verde to Germany aboard the research vessel POLARSTERN. This "Floatin...

• Microbial Adaptation to Nutrient Depletion in Warming Oceans Triggers Potent Methane Feedback Loop

  Published: Apr 16, 2026

  Section: Environment

  Researchers at the University of Rochester have identified a microbial process in the open ocean that produces methane under conditions of phosphate scarcity. As climate change inh...

• The Quiet Crisis: How Microplastics are Silencing the Seafloor's "Hidden Helpers"

  Published: Apr 15, 2026

  Section: Culture & History

  While public attention often focuses on "charismatic" marine life like dolphins and penguins, a quiet disaster is unfolding beneath the mudflats of New Zealand’s sheltered bays. Sc...

• Gardens by the Bay Announces 5ha "Wetlands by the Bay" Featuring teamLab Flagship Museum and Revamped Waterfront Dining

  Published: Mar 4, 2026

  Section: Asia

  In the first major redevelopment since 2012, Gardens by the Bay will launch "Wetlands by the Bay," a 5-hectare attraction integrating a multi-sensory teamLab museum with a massive...

• Rutgers Study Challenges Long-Standing ‘Iron Fertilization’ Theory, Predicting Weaker Climate Relief from Melting Glaciers

  Published: Feb 26, 2026

  Section: Science & Tech

  A team of marine scientists at Rutgers University has discovered that Antarctic glacial meltwater contains significantly less bioavailable iron than previously assumed. This findin...