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Good Things Guy
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Female Scientists Set Off On Annual Relief Voyage to Marion Island

1+ hour, 17+ min ago   (461+ words) South Africa (16 August 2026) – The next set of incredible scientists and researchers set off for Marion Island recently, marking yet another year of commitment to saving birdlife. Marion Island is a remote, windswept refuge halfway between Cape Town and Antarctica, and…...

National Herald
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Antarctic ice melt drives record mercury levels into marine food chain: Study

2+ hour, 21+ min ago   (606+ words) Antarctic glaciers are releasing increasing amounts of mercury into the surrounding ocean as climate change accelerates ice melt, potentially exposing marine organisms to a toxic pollutant that can accumulate through the food chain, according to a new study. Published in…...

Treasure Coast Newspapers
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FAU Harbor Branch receives $250k gift for environmental research

2+ hour, 16+ min ago   (524+ words) Treasure Coast News FAU Harbor Branch receives $250k gift for environmental research FORT PIERCE — Florida Atlantic University’s Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute received a $250,000 gift from the Betty Wold Johnson Foundation to develop a mangrove restoration project at Harbor Branch. “This gift…...

Cayman News Service
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pillar coral - Cayman News Service - Cayman Islands Headline News

9+ hour, 42+ min ago   (85+ words) Endangered coral spawns in DoE nursery Cayman News Service (CNS): Last weekend, Department of Environment researchers witnessed the first recorded spawning of critically endangered pillar coral in the Cayman Islands while they were monitoring for spawning activity at the department’s…...

About Manchester
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???Foam iceberg appears on River Irk in Middleton

6+ hour, 31+ min ago   (37+ words) ‘Foam iceberg appears on River Irk in Middleton About Manchester The Environmental Agency are to investigate after what has been described as a foam iceberg appeared in the River Irk at Middleton LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply...

Space Daily
spacedaily.com > sd-we-tend-to-picture-glaciers-as-slow-rivers-of-frozen-water-but-the-byrd-glacier-in-antarctica-drains-an-area-larger-than-california-through-a-gap-in-the-transantarctic-mountains-at-up-to-800-metres

We tend to picture glaciers as slow rivers of frozen water, but the Byrd Glacier in Antarctica drains an area larger than California through a gap in the Transantarctic Mountains at up to 800 metres a year, dragging enough ice to raise global sea level measurably if it ever fully released

6+ hour, 49+ min ago   (1121+ words) Byrd Glacier drains an East Antarctic catchment larger than California through a 24-kilometre gap in the Transantarctic Mountains, moving at up to 800 metres a year — and its behaviour is set by a bedrock trough carved before the dinosaurs. By Life…...

The Guam Daily Post
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Typhoon forces Nautilus 1,000 miles off course, but crew nets rare squid sightings

7+ hour, 45+ min ago   (836+ words) Super Typhoon Dolphin pushed the Ocean Exploration Trust's E/V Nautilus more than 1,000 miles off its planned survey route this month, forcing the research vessel entirely out of Guam and Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands waters and into the…...

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Scientists have discovered how the six-ton Stonehenge stone traveled 700 kilometers

18+ hour, 18+ min ago   (23+ words) news.inbox.lv Scientists have discovered how the six-ton Stonehenge stone traveled 700 kilometers...

The Sydney Morning Herald
smh.com.au > environment > climate-change > antarctic-grass-an-ominous-sign-of-how-the-world-is-warming-20260814-p60odj.html

Antarctic grass an ominous sign of how the world is warming

11+ hour, 18+ min ago   (630+ words) August 16, 2026 — 10:00am A few decades ago the prospect of icy Antarctica catching fire may have seemed like science fiction, and rather far-fetched science fiction at that. It’s now a live option, according to Australian scientists who have found evidence of grass…...

Yahoo Life
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Massive Glacier Wall Collapses Into Water in Alaska

16+ hour, 17+ min ago   (248+ words) Video by Troy and Shelly Pfeifer, a travelling couple, shows the awe-inspiring moment a massive glacier undergoes a dramatic calving event, as huge sections of ice break away from the towering blue ice wall and crash into the water below…...