Rising carbon emissions might kill off the ocean's coral reefs by 2050, scientists warn in today's edition of the journal Science. Top Technology & Science stories Related Topics The review article, co-authored by 17 marine scientists in seven countries, including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), is the most comprehensive review so far of the catastrophic threat...
Outdoors: Boots protect from stingrays, oyster reefs
Express News
Express News
Nature can be a dangerous place, and places like the sand and mud bottom of a coastal bay can be among the most hazardous that a wading angler encounters. Among the best-known angling hazards is the bottom-dwelling stingray and its needle-like, toxic...
Ocean County Veterinary Hospital to host puppy workshop
Asbury Park Press
Asbury Park Press
A fun and educational evening is planned for the Puppy Workshop at the Ocean County Veterinary Hospital in Lakewood on Tuesday, May 27 beginning at 7pm. You are invited...
Snorkel into a real-life aquarium full of rich marine life, colorful corals off the white-sand beaches of St. John
The News & Observer
The News & Observer
ST. JOHN, U.S. Virgin Islands - St. John is one of the best places in the world to go snorkeling, but snorkeling gets little respect. Hollywood and television have glamorized scuba diving. Jacques-Yves Cousteau developed scuba diving and was an...
F.O.A.M. Technology Achieves Dramatic Production Increases in N. Sea
Rig Zone
Rig Zone
A North Sea operator had a number of cycled high-temperature gas wells experiencing diminishing production rates. Baker Petrolite's F.O.A.M modeling software package helped to confirm liquid loading as the...
Ukrainian helicopter crashes in Black Sea; 19 killed
Star Tribune
Star Tribune
KIEV, Ukraine - A Ukrainian official says a Mi-8 helicopter has crashed into the Black Sea, leaving 19 people dead. A spokesman for state gas company Naftogaz spokesman say the company copter went down at about 2:30 a.m. EDT as it was trying to land....
The Cells That Rule the Seas [ FREE PREVIEW ]
Scientific American
Scientific American
Spacer Back IMAGE 1 of 2 Next SALLIE ("PENNY") CHISHOLM: SEEING SMALL Discovered Prochlorococcus in 1988. The microbe's minute size enables it to capture sunlight efficiently (there is less self-shading). Prochlorococcus is...
Magic far across the wide sea
Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning Herald
The boys and men filed into the Concert Hall stalls, ranging themselves up the steps like an army of latecomers, and began to sing. Niels La Cour's Evening Prayer wrapped the audience in sound, like a finely spun woollen shawl, with many of the...


