The Caspian Sea is about to evaporate completely, the reason why experts are concerned
That is the warning that scientists put forward after studying to find out the cause of intense evaporation of seawater.
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That is the warning that scientists put forward after studying to find out the cause of intense evaporation of seawater.
German scientists have recently discovered that within the past half decade, the amount of oxygen in seawater has decreased by more than 2%. If this situation continues,…
This is the most complete 3D map ever made about the entire ocean on our planet, bringing hope to preserve the sea in the face of bad environmental impacts today.
The Dead Sea lies in a low desert, with a faster evaporation rate than water in the ocean, making the lake saltier than seawater because of its higher salt concentration.
Young lobsters in the US waters are threatened by warming seawater and ocean acidification is constantly increasing.
Is seawater more salty because salt flows from rivers to the sea, or is there a way to keep the ocean's salinity level stable?
The coastline running through the provinces of Ha Tinh, Quang Binh, Quang Tri and Thua Thien - Hue all recorded mass mortality of marine fish, many of which are far-shor…
For the first time in the past 20 years, the scientific community has been able to confirm: Mercury is the cause of widespread seawater pollution, leading to the situati…
The phenomenon of white corals globally has led scientists to worry that they will die massively.
Thousands of small red crabs appear on Orange Beach, Southern California from June 14 to present, causing locals to be anxious and excited, the Washington Post reported…
Great Barrier Reef coral reefs, Queensland-Australia eat plastic debris in the ocean. This new finding has made scientists extremely concerned.
The number of clams in the ocean is threatened by acidified seawater due to climate change.
University of Washington researchers have found that this common migration helps shape our oceans.
Natural heritage areas such as the Great Barrier Reef are unable to withstand the effects of increased temperatures.
According to the new report of the International Program on Ocean Status (IPSO), the health of the world's oceans is severely declining at a faster rate than expected.