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Stories from 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007

2013

• Whales Benefit From Action on Ocean Noise (2/18/13)
• David Miliband to Head Global Fight to Prevent Eco-Disaster in Oceans (2/11/13)
• Hawksbill Turtles' Monogamous Sex Life Revealed (2/4/13)
• Are Marine Protected Areas in Hot Water? (1/30/13)
• Sainsbury's Give Away Seven Tons of Free Fish (1/28/13)
• McDonald's Sustainable Fish: All U.S. Locations To Serve MSC-Certified Seafood (1/24/13)
• Mackerel No Longer an 'Ethical' Choice Because of Overfishing (1/22/13)
• Mineral Dust Sprinkled in Oceans Could Absorb Vast Amounts of Carbon: Study (1/21/13)
• Further evidence crabs and other crustaceans feel pain (1/18/13)
• NOAA to Work With 10 Nations to Address illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated Fishing and Stem the Bycatch of Protected Species (1/11/13)
• Overfishing Causes Pacific Bluefin Tuna Numbers to Drop 96% (1/9/13)
• Giant Squid VIDEO: Deep-Sea 'Monster' Filmed By Team In Japan (PHOTOS) (1/8/13)
• Japan Bluefin Tuna Fetches Record $1.7m (1/5/13)
• Deep-Sea Corals Discovered at Great Barrier Reef (1/3/13)
• Rig Runs Aground in Alaska, Reviving Fears About Arctic Drilling (1/1/13)

2012

• Dozens of Stranded Sea Turtles Suffering From Hypothermia Rescued in Cape Cod (12/2/12)
• Sustainable Crab Fishing - How They Are Getting It Right (11/28/12)
• MEPs Vote to Close 'Shark Finning' Loopholes (11/22/12)
• Barbara Block: Use Apps to Save The Great White Shark (11/19/12)
• Great Whites 'Not Evolved From Megashark' (11/13/12)
• Marine 'Treasure Trove' Could Bring Revolution in Medicine and Industry (11/10/12)
• Rarest Whale Identified At Last (11/7/12)
• Fishing Thwarts Antarctic Marine Sanctuary Idea as Countries Unable to Reach Agreement (11/2/12)
• An Oyster in the Storm (10/29/12)
• Developing Nations' Fishing Grounds Should be Protected, UN Says (10/31/12)
• Sharks Killed for Fins, Yet Little Done to Protect Them (10/22/12)
• Bull Sharks Have Strongest Bite of all Shark Species (10/12/12)
• NOAA Manual For Coastal Managers Gives Tips on Combating Invasive Lionfish (10/9/12)
• Changing Perceptions of the Fishing Industry: Fish is Food (10/8/12)
• Better News on Atlantic Fish Stocks Ahead of Quota Negotiations(10/5/12)
• Half of Great Barrier Reef Coral Lost in Last 27 Years (10/2/12)
• Great White Sharks Off West Coast To Be Considered For Endangered Listing (9/28/12)
• Plastic Debris Reaches Southern Ocean, Previously Thought To Be Pristine (9/27/12)
• Google Maps' Virtual Diving Brings The Great Barrier Reef Into View (9/26/12)
• Report Warns of Global Food Insecurity as Climate Change Destroys Fisheries (9/24/12)
• Just 100 Cod Left In North Sea (9/18/12)
• Tiny Pacific Island Nations Create World's Largest Marine Parks (8/30/12)
• Argentinian Politicians Unveil Plan to Shoot Seagulls That Attack Whales (8/29/12)
• Fish Demand 'Exceeds UK Sea Supply' (8/21/12)
• Underwater 'umbrellas' should be used to protect Great Barrier Reef says report (8/20/12)
• Healthy Seafood is Sustainable Seafood, Scientists Say (8/16/12)
• Tiny Pacific island tops world ocean health index (8/16/12)
• Drivers Of Marine Biodiversity: Tiny, Freeloading Clams Find The Key To Evolutionary Success (8/9/12)
• Scientists Predict Impact Of Ocean Acidification On Shellfish (8/8/12)
• UV Radiation Causing Rising Deaths In Marine Life (8/7/12)
• Ocean Mixologists: Animal Movement Is Key To Sea Life (8/6/12)
• Study Finds Healthy Seafood Comes From Sustainable Fish (8/3/12)
• Earth’s Oceans And Ecosystems Still Absorbing About Half The Greenhouse Gases Emitted By People (8/2/12)
• World's Northernmost Coral Reef Discovered Off Japan (8/1/12)
• Barriers To Achieving Low-Impact Fuel-Efficient Fishing (7/31/12)
• Marine Protected Areas: What Is Their Impact On Fishing? (7/26/12)
• First Seabed Sonar To Measure Marine Energy Effect On Environment And Wildlife (7/11/12)
• Rising Ocean Acid Levels Are 'The Biggest Threat To Coral Reefs' (7/10/12)
• Maldives Eyes $100 Million Tourist Tax For CO2 Plan (7/7/12)
• South Korea Plans To Resume Whaling For Research (7/6/12)
• NOAA: Gulf of Mexico 'Dead Zone' Predictions Feature Uncertainty (6/21/12)
• Mexico Cancels Planned Baja Resort Project Near Protected Coral Reef (6/15/12)
• Australia Creates World's Largest Marine Reserve Network (6/14/12)
• Melting Arctic 'Blooms' With Algae (6/12/12)
• EU Plans to Increase Fishing Quota (6/8/12)
• Greenland's Current Loss of Ice Mass (5/29/12)
• Bluefin Tuna Record Fukushima Radioactivity (5/29/12)
• Scientists Discover a New Sensory Organ in the Chin of Baleen Whales (5/23/12)
• Study: Seagrass Stores More Carbon Than Forests (5/22/12)
• Arctic Melt Releasing Ancient Methane (5/20/12)
• Groups Sue National Marine Fisheries Service, Claim AK Oil Exploration Will Harm Beluga Whales (5/15/12)
• Fish Along US Coast Seeing Recovery in Stocks, Says NOAA (5/15/12)
• Annual NOAA Report Shows a Record Number of Rebuilt Fisheries (5/14/12)
• Study: Plastic in 'Great Pacific Garbage Patch' Increases 100-fold (5/9/12)
• Hawaii Beaches Eroding: Maui, Kauai, Oahu Tourist Sites Disappearing (5/8/12)
• Peru Issues Public Health Alert Over Pelican and Dolphin Deaths (5/7/12)
• Peru Investigates Mystery Pelican Deaths (5/1/12)
• Pacific Reef Sharks Have Declined By More Than 90 Percent, New Study Says (4/27/12)
• All-White Killer Whale Spotted Off Russia's East Coast (4/23/12)
• Doctors Develop Life-Saving Drugs From Coral Reefs (4/19/12)
• Jellyfish On the Rise in World's Coastal Ecosytems (4/18/12)
• Farming Aquarium Species to Save Them (4/15/12)
• Ocean Acidification Linked to Larval Oyster Failure (4/11/12)
• Fish Thriving Around Wind Farms (4/10/12)
• Tropical Depression: Your Saltwater Fish Tank May Be Killing the Ocean (4/6/12)
• Dolphin Die-Off Multinational (4/4/12)
• New iPad, iPhone App Helps Mariners Avoid Endangered Right Whales (4/4/12)
• Fishery Managers Could Call for a Review of Massive Underwater Canyons (4/2/12)
• Little Fish Are Most Valuable When Left in the Sea, Researchers Say (4/2/12)
• Bottlenose Dolphins: 'Gangs' Run Society, Scientists Say (3/28/12)
• What James Cameron Saw 6.8 Miles Deep in Mariana Trench (+video) (3/27/12)
• Great Barrier Reef Suffering From Australia's Decision to Allow Pesticides (3/27/12)
• British seas: More fish, cleaner and greater biodiversity, says Defra (3/20/12)
• Marine scientists hunt for world's strongest corals (3/20/12)
• Campaigners For Ban on EU Fish Discards Declare Breakthrough (3/20/12)
• Jewelry With an Environmental Motif (3/19/12)
• Increasing Pressure to Harvest Small Fish Worries Scientists (3/15/12)
• Plans to Ban Fishing Discards Threatened by EU Member States (3/15/12)
• Team Tracks a Food Supply at the End of the World (3/12/12)
• Can Corals Toughen Up After a Warming Crisis? (3/12/12)
• Using ‘Chum Cams,’ Scientists Find Protected Areas Benefit Sharks (3/8/12)
• James Cameron Close to Diving to Deepest Ocean (3/8/12)
• Conservationists Promote Establishment of Mobile Marine Reserves (3/6/12)
• Australia's Mining Boom Placing Great Barrier Reef at Risk, UN Warns (3/6/12)
• A North Carolina Lifeline Built on Shifting Sands (3/5/12)
• Harvest of First Farmed Fish in U.S. Waters Shows Promise of Eco-Friendly Aquaculture (2/29/12)
• Fishing Industry Must Play Part in CFP Reform (2/29/12)
• Scientists Discuss Tsunami Debris as Tens of Thousands of Tons Drift Toward US (2/29/12)
• French Chefs Embrace Sustainable Seafood (2/28/12)
• Overfishing by European Trawlers Could Continue if EU Exemption Agreed (2/26/12)
• BP Faces Billions in Fines as Spill Trial Nears (2/26/12)
• How to Stop Fishermen Fishing (2/25/12)
• World Bank Issues SOS for Oceans, Backs Alliance (2/24/12)
• Shark Fin Soup Health Risk Claims Include Degenerative Brain Diseases (2/24/12)
• Twelve Percent of Marine Species in Tropical Eastern Pacific Threatened (2/22/12)
• New York May Ban Shark Fin Sales, Following Other States (2/21/12)
• Wildlife Photographers Turn Their Cameras Toward Conservation (2/20/12)
• John West Announces Sustainable Seafood Partnership with WWF (2/20/12)
• A Sea of Riches: Coastal Waters Could Feed Many More Africans, but Need Better Protection (2/18/12)
• Australia to Assess Development Pressure on Barrier Reef (2/18/12)
• 'Mobile Marine Reserves' Needed (2/17/12)
• Wellfleet, Cape Cod Dolphin Strandings Remain A Mystery In Massachusetts (2/16/12)
• Preventing the Collapse of One of the World’s Largest Fisheries (2/14/12)
• Cod Limits Eased, but Industry Still Struggles (2/11/12)
• Seabird Conservation Helped by Computer Tracking Model (2/11/12)
• Healthy European Fish Stocks Would Be Worth £2.7bn a Year – Report (2/10/12)
• Safeway Announces New Sustainable Sourcing Practice for Tuna (2/10/12)
• Latest New Zealand Fish Guide Launched (2/10/12)
• Shark Attacks Decline in U.S., but Fatalities Increase Worldwide (2/9/12)
• Bubble Curtains: Can They Dampen Offshore Energy Sound for Whales? (2/7/12)
• Whales 'Stressed by Ocean Noise' (2/7/12)
• It's Not All Doom and Gloom for the World's Oceans Insists Prince Charles (2/6/12)
• Mike deGruy, Filmmaker Who Documented Life Under the Sea, Dies in Australia Helicopter Crash (2/6/12)
• Filmmaker sounds alarm over ocean of plastic (2/5/12)
• Nonprofit SeaWeb takes on big leagues with a Super Bowl ad (2/3/12)
• Study Finds Coral Reef Growth Thrives in Warmer Waters (2/3/12)
• SeaWeb ad to ‘shock’ Super Bowl viewers (2/2/12)
• 'Supergiant' Crustacean Found in Deepest Ocean (2/2/12)
• Atlantic Sturgeon Declared Endangered Species By Federal Officials (2/1/12)
• Raymond Blanc Calls on Chefs and Caterers to Make London Sustainable Fish City (2/1/12)
• New Approach to Marine Conservation Zones Lined Up (1/30/12)
• Prince of Wales Launches Fight to Save Overexploited Oceans from Overfishing (1/29/12)
• Sharp Rise in Sustainable Seafood Products on Sale in UK (1/29/12)
• Enviro, Fishing Groups Both Wary of Cod Losses (1/27/12)
• Bulgaria Bans Sturgeon-Fishing for Four Years (1/26/12)
• Corals and Molluscs Proved to Weaken Due to Ocean Acidification (1/25/12)
• Wild West Fishing in Distant Waters (1/25/12)
• NOAA Unveils Improved Way to Estimate Saltwater Recreational Fishing (1/25/12)
• World Fish Stock Being Destroyed By Rising Wealth And Subsidies, UNEP Warns (1/24/12)
• UNESCO: Vital Fate of Oceans on Rio+20 Agenda (1/23/12)
• Target, Walmart Offer Sustainable Seafood (1/23/12)
• The Fishing Village that Vows to Protect the Sea (1/22/12)
• NOAA’s Proposed Move Raises Questions About Its Role (1/22/12)
• NOAA Designates Additional Critical Habitat for Leatherback Sea Turtles Off West Coast (1/20/12)
• Cruise Ship Threatens Marine Paradise Off Italy (1/20/12)
• New Study Sounds Rare Optimistic Note in Sustainable Seafood Conversation (1/19/12)
• Shangri-La Strikes Shark Fin Soup Off The Menu In Its 72 Hotels And Resorts (1/17/12)
• U.S. Unveils New Ocean Plan (1/16/12)
• NSW Seafood Trawlers Call for Federal Compensation and Marine Sanctuary (1/16/12)
• Protecting Calif. Marine Sanctuaries a Tough Job (1/14/12)
• Seabird Foraging Areas 'Key for Conservation' (1/13/12)
• Oceana Challenges Government Decision Allowing Eight U.S. Fisheries to Harm 14 Times More Threatened Sea Turtles (1/12/12)
• Researchers Propose Putting a Price on Whales (1/11/12)
• WWF Congratulates Pacific Islands for Certification of Major Tuna Fishery (1/10/12)
• European Official Presses for Moroccan Fishing Treaty (1/10/12)
• New Zealand Oil Spill: Little Oil Seen After Grounded Ship Splits (1/9/12)
• U.S. Tightens Fishing Policy, Setting 2012 Catch Limits for All Managed Species (1/8/12)
• Singapore Supermarket Bans Shark Fins (1/8/12)
• Four Peterhead Trawlermen Admit £8m Overfishing Fraud (1/6/12)
• Spanish Government Urged to Renounce Plans to Rubbish EU Fishing Reforms (1/5/12)
• Swank Sushi: Bluefin Tuna Nets $736,000 at Tokyo Auction, Easily Beating Old Record (1/5/12)
• Pew Supports New Catch Limits Approved by Govt (1/5/12)
• Pale Octopus, Hairy-Chested Yeti Crab and Other New Species Found (1/4/12)
• Hybrid Sharks Found in Australian Waters (1/3/12)
• BP Sues Halliburton for Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Clean-Up Costs (1/3/12)
• Santa Cruz Nonprofit Hopes to Make Fuel From Ocean-Based Plastic (1/1/12)

2011

• New Modified Marine Protected Areas for 2012 (12/30/11)
• NMFS Chief: Cod Study is Viable (12/27/11)
• Brazil Fines Chevron $7m Over Oil Spill Reaction (12/27/11)
• US-Canada Arctic Ocean Partnership Leads to Better Data (12/27/11)
• California's Newest State Parks Are in the Ocean (12/26/11)
• Angling for Sustainability (12/24/11)
• MCS Supermarket Seafood Survey Results Revealed (12/21/11)
• Catching a Coral Killer (12/20/11)
• Protecting Our Oceans - Key to Sustainability (12/19/11)
• UN Launches Decade on Biodiversity to Stem Loss of Ecosystems (12/17/11)
• Florida Reef Restoration Successful (12/16/11)
• London Arbitrator Greenlights World’s First Certified Purse Seine Fishery (12/16/11)
• OCEANA Proposes Nine New Marine Protected Areas in the Baltic Sea (12/15/11)
• Morocco Bans EU Fishing Vessels Amid Western Sahara Row (12/14/11)
• Brazil Oil Spill: Prosecutors Seeking $10.6 Billion In Damages From Chevron (12/14/11)
• Fish Under Threat in Ocean 'Dead Zones' (12/14/11)
• The Reality of ‘Finding Nemo’s’ Marine Life (12/12/11)
• Acidic Oceans Threaten Fish (12/11/11)
• UK Chefs Show Unprecedented Support for Local Fishermen (12/8/11)
• New Cook Islands Shark Sanctuary Proposed (12/8/11)
• NOAA Issues Scientific Integrity Policy (12/7/11)
• United Nations Takes Steps for the World's Oceans (12/7/11)
• Japan Whaling Fleet Accused of Using Tsunami Disaster Funds (12/7/11)
• NOAA: Regional Saltwater Recreational Fishing Plans to Improve Fishing, Stewardship and Science (12/6/11)
• Waters Around Chile’s Easter Island Slated for Marine Sanctuary (12/5/11)
• Fish Can Be Bred to Cope With Warmer Seas (12/5/11)
• Large-Scale Hatcheries Could Help Restore Fish Species (12/2/11)
• National Finalists Named in Sustainability Award (12/2/11)
• DNA Barcoding: From Fish to Furniture (11/30/11)
• Corals Under Poaching Pressure (11/29/11)
• Marine Reserves Get Public Support (11/29/11)
• Scandinavian Countries Agree to Ban Discards (11/28/11)
• Partnership Preserves Livelihoods and Fish Stocks (11/27/11)
• Algae Blooms' Sudden Spread Stumps Scientists (11/27/11)
• Australia to Create World's Largest Marine Reserve (11/25/11)
• Central America Rejects Shark Finning (11/25/11)
• New Cod Data Shaking New England Fishing Industry (11/25/11)
• Nakheel to Build 500 Artificial Reefs Off Dubai Coast (11/23/11)
• Illegal Fishing Maritime Surveillance Operation (11/22/11)
• Hong Kong Hotel Group Strikes Shark Fin Off Menu (11/21/11)
• Incredible Images from Marine Photobank's Ocean Conservation Photo Contest (11/21/11)
• EU Proposes Ban on Shark Finning (11/21/11)
• Protection Boosted for Tuna, Sharks and Swordfish (11/19/11)
• Pew Applauds Congress for Supporting Fisheries Science, Coastal Communities (11/18/11)
• Brazil Officials Criticize Chevron Over Oil Spill (11/18/11)
• Smart Gear 2011: Seabirds Off the Hook! (11/17/11)
• Water Pollution Regulations Underestimate Fish Consumption, Endangering Public Health (11/17/11)
• Gulf Development Threatens Marine Environment (11/17/11)
• ICCAT Must Address Swordfish Decline (11/16/11)
• We Must Suffer Short-Term Economic Pain To Make Our Seas Sustainable (11/15/11)
• Less Than 1% Of Sharks Caught In The Atlantic Are Protected (11/15/11)
• Rena Spill: Only Dregs Left - Salvors' Oil Success Saves Beaches (11/14/11)
• Scallopers Wary Of New Gear Required To Protect Turtles (11/13/11)
• Arctic Voyage Details Awesome View Of Climate (11/12/11)
• Shark Fin Soup Disappearing From The Menu At Chinese Weddings (11/10/11)
• Carbon Dioxide Proves Surprise Source Of Hope For Reefs At Risk (11/10/11)
• Panel Votes To Reduce a Forage Fish Catch (11/9/11)
• Trawlers Dealing With Biggest Change In 50 Years (11/9/11)
• Climate Change Is Causing Marine Life Changes Quicker Than Expected (11/8/11)
• Sustainable Fishery Nets New Point Of Difference (11/8/11)
• Second Mission To Scale Deep Mountains Announced (11/7/11)
• Tuna Fished 'Illegally' During Libya Conflict (11/6/11)
• Decline In Three Key Fish Species Raises Concerns (11/5/11)
• Delegates Agree to Antarctic Reserve Plan (11/4/11)
• Coral Sea Could Be World's Largest Marine Park (11/3/11)
• Ten Proposals To Safeguard the Ocean (11/1/11)
• Cod Management Plan Under Fire Again (11/1/11)
• Qingdao Leads the Nation in Marine Developments (10/31/11)
• Ocean Absorbed 79 Percent Of Fukushima Fallout (10/29/11)
• Staying Afloat in Changing Tides (10/29/11)
• NOAA Study Finds Over 50 Important Areas of Coral and Fish in Samoan Archipelago (10/28/11)
• Consumer Reports Investigation: More Than One-Fifth of Tested Seafood Mislabeled, Incompletely Labeled, or Misidentified by Store or Restaurant Employee (10/28/11)
• Shark Conservation is Gaining Momentum - But Are We Doing Enough? (10/27/11)
• Give Unwanted Fish to the Poor, Says EU Fisheries Chief (10/271/11)
• Ocean Sprawl: What Is It And What It Means for Business (10/26/11)
• NOAA Releases Socioeconomic Study to Assist Stakeholder Workshop on How to Improve Groundfish Management (10/25/11)
• Debris from Japanese Tsunami Headed for Pacific 'Garbage Patch' (10/25/11)
• Plastic Particles from Clothing End Up in Seas (10/24/11)
• Focus of Ocean Cleanup Off Peninsula Turns to Fish Habitat (10/22/11)
• U.S. Residents Say Hawaii’s Coral Reef Ecosystems Worth $33.57 Billion Per Year (10/21/11)
• Rockefeller Financial and The Ocean Foundation Collaborate on Investment Opportunities to Support the Health and Sustainability of the World's Oceans (10/20/11)
• The Big Chill of Ocean Warming (10/20/11)
• NOAA Funds Grants to Implement New Technologies for Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring and Forecasting in the Gulf of Maine (10/19/11)
• Shark Massacre Reported in Colombian Waters (10/19/11)
• Seaweed's "Chemical Weapons" Killing Corals (10/17/11)
• NZ Salvage Teams Resume Pumping Oil From Stricken Ship (10/16/11)
• Trash Free Seas Alliance Takes Aim at Plastic (10/16/11)
• Mysterious Disease Killed Scores of Seals in Alaska (10/16/11)
• Rena spill: Heartbreaking Race to Save Oil-Covered Birds (10/14/11)
• First Chinese Fishery Enters Marine Stewardship Council Assessment (10/13/11)
• Captain Of Ship Spilling Oil Off New Zealand Coast Faces Court (10/12/11)
• Three Reasons for Creating a Single Ocean Health Index (10/11/11)
• Damanaki on Whirlwind Fish Message Tour of Europe (10/11/11)
• Scientists Reconstruct Coral Decline and Recovery Timeline for Hawaiian Chain (10/10/11)
• Chalk Reef Protection Plan 'Not Enough' (10/9/11)
• Strict Measures Needed to Curb 'Ghost Fishing' (10/9/11)
• Shark Fins Banned in California (10/8/11)
• Coral Triangle Businesses Partner for Conservation Breakthroughs (10/7/11)
• Experts Identify World's Most Threatened Sea Turtle Populations (10/6/11)
• New England Fishers Succeeding On Path to End Overfishing: NOAA (10/4/11)
• Real Trouble Could Be Ahead for Gulf Fish, Wildlife, Researcher Warns (10/3/11)
• Decline and Recovery of Coral Reefs Linked to 700 Years of Human and Environmental Activity (10/3/11)
• Head of Federal Oceans Agency Says New Rules Key to Fishing Revival (10/3/11)
• Vast Shark Sanctuary Created in Pacific (10/2/11)
• Groups Sue to Block Arctic Offshore Drilling (9/29/11)
• Number of Fish for Healthy Reef Identified by Scientists (9/28/11)
• Marine Sustainability is a Matter of Location (9/25/11)
• Maine Lobsters: Breeding a Sustainable Business (9/24/11)
• NOAA Releases First National Bycatch Report (9/22/11)
• Whales Mingle as Legendary Northwest Passage Melts (9/21/11)
• Captive Breeding Could Transform the Saltwater Aquarium Trade and Save Coral Reefs (9/20/11)
• Undersea Cable Could Revolutionize Oceanography (9/19/11)
• Shaw's Commits to Sustainable Seafood (9/19/11)
• Climate Change Boon to UK Seafood (9/15/11)
• Accidental Sea Turtle Deaths Drop 90 Percent in U.S. Fisheries (9/14/11)
• Australia Puts Price on Dying Oceans (9/13/11)
• Making Headway in the Movement to Protect the World’s Sharks (9/10/11)
• Historical Agreement Between European Union and United States to Combat Illegal Fishing (9/8/11)
• Five Marine Reserves Announced for NZ (9/7/11)
• Conservationists Fight to Save Coast From Giant Wind Farms (9/6/11)
• UN Chief and Kiribati Leader Warn Over Climate Change Threat to Pacific Islands (9/5/11)
• Hong Kong Drops Plan to Import Rare Whales (9/4/11)
• Northern Marine Reserve Proposal Under Attack (9/2/11)
• Haitian Divers Hope to Aid Ailing Reef (9/1/11)
• Dogger Bank Marine Protection Bid (9/1/11)
• Sunscreen Pill Could be Available Within Five Years, Scientists Say (8/31/11)
• What is Killing Killer Whales? (8/30/11)
• Climate Change Concern Tumbles in US and China(8/30/11)
• Lionfish Threaten Coral Reefs Near Fla. (8/29/11)
• Marine Mammal Conservation Studied (8/29/11)
• Drop in Giant Cuttlefish in South Australia Sparks Greater Protection (8/29/11)
• Famine Threatens Australia's Gentle Sea Cows (8/28/11)
• Arctic Ice Retreat Reopens Northwest Passage (8/27/11)
• Plymouth Scientists Record Rapid Changes to Marine Life (8/25/11)
• Arctic Sea Routes Open as Ice Melts (8/25/11)
• Pacific Walruses Studied as Sea Ice Melts(8/24/11)
• Hake Population Has Withstood Overfishing, Thanks to the Warming of the Sea (8/24/11)
• Why Species Matter (8/24/11)
• 8.7 Million Species Exist on Earth, Study Estimates (8/23/11)
• Fishing Gear Is Altered to Ease Collateral Costs to Marine Life (8/22/11)
• Scottish Seas Resilient Against CO2 Acidification (8/22/11)
• Xstrata Queensland Mine Challenged as Threat to Barrier Reef (8/22/11)
• Sea of Rubbish Threatens Marine Life (8/22/11)
• Oil Exploration Near Seabird Colonies Would Pose Untenable Risk, Warns RSPB (8/21/11)
• New Iceland Current Could Sway N. Atlantic Climate (8/21/11)
• Who, What, Why: Why are we plagued by jellyfish? (8/18/11)
• Caribbean Coral Catch Disease From Sewage (8/17/11)
• Shark Attacks are Rare – and Related Deaths Even Rarer (8/17/11)
• Warm July shrinks Arctic ice pack, NOAA says (8/16/11)
• New Pacific Eel is a 'Living Fossil', Scientists Say (8/16/11)
• Arctic Warming Unlocking A Fabled Waterway (8/16/11)
• Coral Reef Vulnerability Mapped (8/16/11)
• Leatherback Turtle Sightings up in West and North Wales (8/15/11)
• North Sea Oil Spill 'Worst for a Decade' (8/15/11)
• B.C.’s Farmed Seafood Industry Predicts ‘Stable’ Growth (8/15/11)
• Pesticides Threaten Great Barrier Reef Ecosystem (8/14/11)
• University Takes Possession of Coral Haul (8/12/11)
• Pacific Islands Band Together on a Shark Sanctuary (8/4/11)
• Bluefin Tuna Sighting off Dorset 'Significant' (8/4/11)
• Scientists Call for Protected Areas to Conserve Deep Sea Environment (8/3/11)
• Scientists Name World's Most Important Marine Conservation Hotspots (8/1/11)
• Foreign Policy: Sharks Swimming With The Fishes?(8/1/11)
• Eating the Lionfish (7/31/11)
• Fish stocks: Good News is a Drop in the Ocean (7/31/11)
• Study: Losses Persist in Protected Areas (7/28/11)
• Arctic Scientist who Exposed Climate Threat to Polar Bear is Suspended (7/28/11)
• Protected Areas Alone Cannot Stem Biodiversity Loss: Study (7/28/11)
• Poachers Caught With 357 Sharks in Galapagos National Park (7/27/11)
• Dolphin Hunts With Electric Sense (7/26/11)
• Gulf Spill's Effects Unknown For Years? (7/26/11)
• Dolphin Tool Helps to Find Fare on Seafloor (7/25/11)
• Blame for Extinction Spreads to Methane Gas (7/25/11)
• Where to See the Greatest Creatures of the Ocean (7/25/11)
• Alarming ‘Dead Zone’ Grows in the Chesapeake (7/24/11)
• Melting Arctic Ice Releasing Banned Toxins, Warn Scientists (7/24/11)
• Shore Birds Dying on Fishers' Hooks (7/24/11)
• Marine Conservation Badly Neglected (7/22/11)
• Coral Reef Species may Adjust to Climate Change (7/22/11)
• Small Fish said Vital to Seas; Lower Catches Urged (7/21/11)
• Rise in jellyfish at UK beaches, say conservationists (7/21/11)
• Oceans at Dire Risk, Team of Scientists Warns (7/21/11)
• Tremough Scientists' Fears Over Pacific Ocean Turtles (7/20/11)
• Deep Below the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: New Molecular Model Better Explains Diffusion of Spill Under Water (7/18/11)
• More Polar Bear Cubs Die as Arctic Ice Melts (7/18/11)
• Artificial Reef Projects Raise Environmental Questions (7/17/11)
• Study: Changes to Ocean Expected to Damage Shellfish Around World (7/18/11)
• A Look Into the Ocean’s Future (7/15/11)
• Warning Over Fish Consumption in UK (7/15/11)
• Overfishing Report Finds Trouble Spots, Hope (7/14/11)
• Whaling Commission Accepts Clean-up Plan (7/14/11)
• Climate Change Threatens Calif. Mussels (7/14/11)
• Fish Discards 'Absolutely Criminal' Says Fisheries Head (7/13/11)
• Maria Damanaki Unveils EU Fishing Reforms (7/13/11)
• EU Proposes Overhaul of Failing Fisheries Policy (7/13/11)
• Climate Change Drives Disease in Crucial Seaweed Species, Study Finds (7/12/11)
• Whales 'At Risk' From Oil Surveys (7/12/11)
• Study: Ocean Less Able to Mitigate Climate Change (7/12/11)
• To Survive Ice Ages, Gray Whales Adapted (7/11/11)
• Arctic May be Ice-Free Within 30 Years (7/11/11)
• Whaling: Voting, Yes or No?(7/11/11)
• The Netherlands Raises the Bar on Sustainable Fishing (7/11/11)
• Huge Demand for Fish Empties British Waters in Just Six Months(7/11/11)
• Lionfish Invading East Coast Waters (7/10/11)
• Sperm Whales: The 12-metre-Long Babysitters (7/10/11)
• Over-Fished Tuna in 'Hot Water', Study Finds (7/9/11)
• More Than Half of Tuna Species at Risk of Extinction, Say Conservationists (7/7/11)
• Blue Marlin and Tuna at Grave Risk, Group Warns(7/7/11)
• Polar Bear Ancestors Came From Ireland (7/7/11)
• The End of the Line (7/7/11)
• Record Number of Great White Sharks Tagged Off NZ (7/7/11)
• Protection for Leatherbacks in the Pacific (7/6/11)
• Shark Fishing Banned in the Bahamas (7/6/11)
• Thawing Arctic Opens up New Shipping Routes on the 'Roof of the World'(7/5/11)
• Three-Dimensional Capitalism (7/4/11)
• Protecting Coral Reefs (7/3/11)
• Pacific Ocean Study Finds Fish Tainted by Plastic (6/30/11)
• Warming, Overfishing, Plastic Pollution Destroying Ocean Life: Scientists (6/29/11)
• NOAA Climate Report: Array of Indicators Demonstrate Global Warming (6/28/11)
• Droughts Could Have Affect on Marine Life (6/28/11)
• Ice is Melting Faster at Both Poles as Warming Attacks its Underbelly (6/28/11)
• Tropical Triangle Reveals Rare Living Treasures (6/27/11)
• Warming Oceans Cause Largest Movement of Marine Species in Two Million Years(6/26/11)
• Coral Study May Influence Fishing Plans (6/26/11)
• Arctic-Crossing Algae, Whale Show Threat to Atlantic (6/26/11)
• Secrets of Migrating Salmon Unlocked by 'Scale Model' (6/24/11)
• Sick Oceans Threaten NZ's Seas (6/24/11)
• The Pacific Ocean's 'Corridors of Life' (6/23/11)
• Catastrophe Looms for Oceans - Report (6/22/11)
• Sick Turtles Wash up on North Queensland Beach (6/22/11)
• Study Reveals Long-Term Rise in Sea Level (6/21/11)
• Emperor Penguin Makes Epic Detour to New Zealand Beach (6/21/11)
• Marine Pollution Problem for China (6/20/11)
• World's Oceans in 'Shocking' Decline (6/20/11)
• Sympathy For The 'Demon Fish'(6/18/11)
• Fukushima Radioactive Water Clean-up Begins (6/17/11)
• Booby that Inspired Darwin Caught in an Evolutionary Trap (6/17/11)
• UK Beaches Achieve Record Cleanliness - With a Few Exceptions (6/16/11)
• More Sewage on EU Beaches Last Year: Watchdog (6/16/11)
• Sustainable Fish on Government Menu (6/16/11)
• IPCC 'Considering Sending Mirrors to Space to Tackle Climate Change' (6/16/11)
• Oil Spill Pelicans are Having Babies on Ga. Coast (6/15/11)
• Mississippi Floods Could Mean Huge Gulf "Dead Zone" (6/14/11)
• Shark Fin Soup Ban Mulled in Toronto (6/14/11)
• Are Fish Farms Eco-Friendly? (6/14/11)
• Explosion in Jellyfish Numbers May Lead to Ecological Disaster, Warn Scientists(6/12/11)
• Ocean Must be Better Protected, Experts Say (6/12/11)
• Wind and Waves Getting Stronger and Bigger (6/11/11)
• Administration Issues New Rules for Fish Farms (6/10/11)
• NASA Goes Below the Surface to Understand Salinity (6/9/11)
• Seabirds Such as Albatrosses Killed by Longline Fishing (6/8/11)
• Salmon Leaps in Fish Farm Boom (6/8/11)
• British Columbians More Likely to Consider Sustainability When Buying Seafood (6/8/11)
• 'Largest' Fin Whale Gathering Spotted in British Waters (6/7/11)
• Killer Whales Tracked in Remarkable Journey (6/6/11)
• Distaste Widening for Shark’s Fin Soup (6/5/11)
• Under the Sea, Coral Reefs in Peril (6/4/11)
• Philippines Files Charges Over Smuggled Corals (6/4/11)
• Information is Beautiful: Plenty More Fish In The Sea? (6/3/11)
• Ore. Senate Approves Ban on Sale of Shark Fin (5/31/11)
• Acid Oceans Turn 'Finding Nemo' Fish Deaf (5/31/11)
• Coral Reefs on Edge of Extinction (5/30/11)
• Ocean Acidification is Latest Manifestation of Global Warming (5/29/11)
• Bubbling Sea Signals Severe Coral Damage This Century (5/29/11)
• U.S. Declines to Protect the Overfished Bluefin Tuna (5/27/11)
• Unlocking the Secrets of the Arctic's Melting Ice (5/27/11)
• Acid Test for Local Action (5/27/11)
• Fishing: A Story of Less for More (5/26/11)
• EU Wants Safety-First Approach to Fishing Quotas (5/25/11)
• Poachers Destroy Hectares of Philippines Coral Reef (5/25/11)
• Scientists Look for Lingering Damage From BP Oil Spill (5/25/11)
• BLUEMIND: This Is Your Brain on Ocean (5/25/11)
• Tracking Whale Sharks With Astronomical Algorithms (5/24/11)
• California Assembly Bans Sale of Shark Fins (5/23/11)
• Seagrasses Face Extinction Threat (5/23/11)
• Whales Face Mass Beaching off Ireland After Two Found Dead (5/23/11)
• The Peril of Plastic (5/22/11)
• Hong Kong Bans Trawling to Save Fish Stocks (5/21/11)
• Fear for Mass Stranding of Whales on South Uist (5/20/11)
• Basking Shark Program Aimed at Reversing Fortunes in B.C. (5/19/11)
• Province Aims to Increase Protected Areas (5/19/11)
• Overfishing not Just an Issue for Big Fish, Study Finds (5/19/11)
• EU Fishing Head Wants Crackdown on Libya Tuna Trade (5/18/11)
• Sperm Whales Found to Speak in Accents (5/18/11)
• Smithsonian Scientists to Help Build Frozen Bank of Coral Cells from Great Barrier Reef (5/18/11)
• 'Greenhouse' Oceans Seen as Threat (5/17/11)
• Fish Species Discovered in Bali (5/16/11)
• Warming Arctic Opens Way to Competition for Resources (5/15/11)
• Deadly Diet of Marine Plastic Kills Seabirds (5/14/11)
• Mining to Blame for Islands to Sink Beneath Waves(5/13/11)
• In an Ocean of Noise, Sea Life Faces New Threat (5/13/11)
• Seal Whiskers Sense Fattest Fish (5/12/11)
• Wash. Bans Sale, Trade of Shark Fins (5/12/11)
• Ship Carrying Coal Runs Aground, Destroys Coral Reef in Philippine Marine Sanctuary (5/12/11)
• Icebergs Help Oceans Take up Carbon (5/11/11)
• EU Fisheries Reform Would 'Privatise Oceans' (5/11/11)
• Taming the Lionfish: Can Predators Be Trained to Control an Invasive Species? (5/10/11)
• Ship Sails in Search of Sustainable Tuna (5/10/11)
• Overfished Bluefin Tuna's Status Should be Endangered: Expert (5/10/11)
• Fish Hooks Designed to Avoid the Wrong Catch (5/7/11)
• Man-Made Rock Reef is Part of a Welcome Seaweed Change (5/7/11)
• Study Warns of Mercury in Arctic (5/5/11)
• Fish Retail Labels 'Inadequate' say Conservationists (5/5/11)
• EU Unveils Plans to Pay Fishermen to Catch Plastic (5/4/11)
• Photos: One Year After Deepwater Horizon, Portraits of the Gulf Coast (5/4/11)
• Halting Species Loss has Economic Benefits, Says EU (5/3/11)
• Arctic Melting Faster, Could Raise Sea 5 Feet by 2100 (5/3/11)
• DNA Helps Scientists Track Threatened Sharks (5/3/11)
• An Antarctic Buffet Where Whales Gather to Feast (5/2/11)
• Spain’s Centuries-Old Almadraba Bluefin Tuna Fishing Threatened by Factory Fleet overfishing (5/2/11)
• Priced Off the Menu? Palau’s Sharks Are Worth $1.9 Million Each, a Study Says (5/2/11)
• New Plan Hopes to Boost Decimated Puget Sound Rockfish Populations (5/1/11)
• The Turtle's Scramble for Survival (4/30/11)
• Oregon House Passes Bill Banning Shark Fin Soup (4/29/11)
• Swirling Ocean Eddies Seen Spreading Life (4/28/11)
• A Grim Future for Japan's Fisheries (4/28/11)
• 'Neglected' Current Could Keep Europe Warm (4/27/11)
• Record Number of Whales, Krill Found in Antarctic Bays (4/27/11)
• Mercury Converted to Its Most Toxic Form in Ocean Waters(4/27/11)
• One Year After BP Oil Spill, At Least 1.1 Million Barrels Still Missing (4/25/11)
• Losing, But Slowly, In Struggle To Fight Back The Sea(4/25/11)
• Attitudes Shifting on Shark Fin Soup (4/24/11)
• Bird Feathers Show Pollution Rise Over 120 Years: Study (4/23/11)
• Where Have Millions of Pacific Salmon Gone? (4/22/11)
• Marine Life 'Flourishing' at Lamlash Reserve (4/21/11)
• Endangered Whales Gathering Off Cape Cod in Record Numbers (4/21/11)
• Record Litter Density on Beaches in Wales, Survey Finds (4/21/11)
• Stories From the Gulf, One Year On (4/21/11)
• Melting Arctic Ice Could Nearly Fill Lake Erie: Study (4/20/11)
• Assessment of Gulf Spill's Damage Submerged in Murky Legal Waters (4/20/11)
• Propellers' Effect on Marine Life Studied (4/19/11)
• A Year After BP Oil Spill, Fate of Gulf Ecosystem Remains Murky (4/19/11)
• The BP Oil Spill, One Year Later: How Healthy Is the Gulf Now? (4/19/11)
• Study: 40 Mediterranean Fish Species Could Vanish (4/19/11)
• Miniature Sensors to Measure the Ocean (4/18/11)
• Warming seas could push some fish species to limit: study (4/18/11)
• Earth's Dust and Plankton from Space: New Views from Envisat Satellite (4/17/11)
• Gulf Marine Life Still Lives In Spill's Horror (4/17/11)
• A Year Later, BP Oil Spill Still Marks The Gulf (4/16/11)
• Humpback Whale Song Spreads to Other Whales (4/14/11)
• Death -- Not Just Life -- Important Link in Marine Ecosystems (4/13/11)
• Shark Fin no Longer Preferred Dish at Wedding Banquets (4/13/11)
• West Antarctic Warming Triggered by Warmer Sea Surface in Tropical Pacific(4/13/11)
• Report: Effects of Spill Will Unfold Over Years (4/12/11)
• Penguins Suffer as Antarctic Krill Declines(4/12/11)
• U.S. Tightens Whale-Watching Rules (4/12/11)
• Gulf’s Complexity and Resilience Seen in Studies of Oil Spill (4/11/11)
• Squid and Octopuses Experience Massive Acoustic Trauma from Noise Pollution in the Oceans (4/11/11)
• BP Oil Spill: Dramatic Recovery of Gulf of Mexico One Year on (4/10/11)
• Protected Habitat Designated for Endangered Belugas (4/8/11)
• New York Set to be Big Loser as Sea Levels Rise (4/8/11)
• New Warning on Arctic Sea Ice Melt (4/7/11)
• Scientists Link Oil on Dolphins to BP Spill (4/7/11)
• House Passes Bill to Stop EPA Climate Program(4/7/11)
• Study: Fossil Reefs Give Clue to Future (4/7/11)
• Report: 30% of UK Consumers Seek Sustainable Fish (4/7/11)
• Toll of Deepwater Oil Spill on Human Health Still Unknown (4/6/11)
• New Study Warns on Coral Reef Diversity (4/6/11)
• Ozone Depletion Over Arctic 'Unprecedented' this Winter (4/6/11)
• Acid Eating at Ocean Creatures (4/5/11)
• Blowout Preventer Theory Debated In Oil Spill Inquiry (4/5/11)
• Leatherback Sea Turtle Nests Increasing in Florida (4/4/11)
• New Models May Reduce Seabird Bycatch (4/4/11)
• Glaciers Melting at Fastest Rate in 350 Years, Study Finds (4/4/11)
• 10-Year Window to Save Reef: Expert (4/4/11)
• Radioactive Water Leaking into Ocean (4/4/11)
• Declining Mangroves Shield Against Global Warming (4/3/11)
• Penguin Rescue Operation Under Way After South Atlantic Oil Spill(4/3/11)
• Blowout Preventer May Have Never had a Chance Against Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (4/3/11)
• U.S. Scientists Find 2,000-Year-Old Coral Near BP Gulf Well (3/31/11)
• EU Wants Freeze on Libya's Bluefin Tuna Catch (3/31/11)
• B.C.'s Sockeye Salmon may not Survive Climate Warming: Study (3/31/11)
• Scientists Grapple With BP Oil Spill's Cost to Bird Life (3/31/11)
• Plastic-Eating Bacteria Found in 'Ocean Desert,' Scientist Says (3/30/11)
• Shrinking Arctic Ice Threatens Polar Bears (3/30/11)
• Japan Fears Radioactive Contamination of Marine Life (3/30/11)
• Sea Turtle Deaths up Along Gulf, Joining Dolphin Trend (3/30/11)
• Arctic Ocean has Become Less Salty, More Unstable: Scientists (3/29/11)
• Marine Sanctuaries Draw in Tourists (3/29/11)
• Marine Life Faces Threat From Runoff (3/28/11)
• Oil-Soaked Rockhopper Penguins in Rehabilitation (3/28/11)
• Freshwater Content of Upper Arctic Ocean Increased 20 Percent Since 1990s, Large-Scale Assessment Finds (3/27/11)
• Volunteers Work to Repair Wetlands Damaged by Gulf Oil Spill (3/27/11)
• Antarctic Icebergs Play a Previously Unknown Role in Global Carbon Cycle, Climate (3/26/11)
• Calls to Ban Shark Fin Soup Growing Around the World (3/25/11)
• Arctic Sea Ice Ties for Smallest Area this Winter(3/25/11)
• A Race Against Time to Save Oiled Penguins (3/24/11)
• Study: Ocean Dolphin Groups Don't Mix (3/24/11)
• Spawning Coral set to Impress (3/24/11)
• The Plastic Found in a Single Turtle's Stomach (3/24/11)
• Report on Oil Spill Pinpoints Failure of Blowout Preventer(3/23/11)
• Pace of Polar Ice Melt 'Accelerating Rapidly' (3/23/11)
• Conservationists Develop Coral 'Stress Test' to Identify Reefs More Likely to Survive (3/22/11)
• Climate Change (3/22/11)
• Oil Washing Up on Shores Came From Gulf (3/22/11)
• Japan Tests Sea for Radiation Near Crippled Plant (3/22/11)
• Oil Spill in South Atlantic Threatens Endangered Penguins (3/22/11)
• Fault-Finding Coral Reefs Can Predict the Site of Coming Earthquakes (3/21/11)
• King Crabs Invade Antarctica (3/20/11)
• Ocean Garbage: Floating Land mines (3/19/11)
• Abandoned Gear a Threat to Marine Life (3/19/11)
• Sharks use Fish to Stay Clean, says Bangor Research (3/18/11)
• New Tool to Monitor Coral Reef 'Vital Signs'(3/17/11)
• Gulf Oil Spill Panel Offers Recommendations for Offshore Drilling in Arctic (3/16/11)
• UVI Scientists Explore Coral Reef 'Twilight Zone' (3/16/11)
• Beaked Whales 'Scared' by Navy Sonar (3/14/11)
• Call of the Whales Leads to a Retreat’s Discovery (3/14/11)
• Extent and Speed of Lionfish Spread Unprecedented; Invasive Marine Fish May Stress Reefs (3/14/11)
• Higher Sea Temperatures Endanger the Coral Triangle in Southeast Asia (3/14/11)
• Interior Approves Second Deepwater Drilling Permit for Gulf (3/14/11)
• Coral Reef Cryogenic Plan Gets Under Way (3/14/11)
• Report: Neurotoxin Found in Dead Sardines in SoCal (3/12/11)
• Ingestion of Plastic Found Among Small Ocean Fish (3/11/11)
• BP Oil Spill Offers Clues on Air Pollution: Study (3/11/11)
• Bill to Stop EPA on Climate Passes House Panel (3/11/11)
• Study: Weed-Eating Fish Keep Reefs Healthy (3/10/11)
• Blue Carbon: An Oceanic Opportunity to Fight Climate Change (3/10/11)
• Scientists Discover Commercial Fish Species in Arctic (3/10/11)
• Carbon Capture Projects up in 2010, Despite Costs (3/9/11)
• Few Great White Sharks Than Scientists Expected (3/9/11)
• Polar Ice Melt Raising Sea Levels Rapidly: Study (3/9/11)
• BP Chief: Gulf Spill Wasn't 'Black Swan' (3/9/11)
• Case for Saving Coral Reefs is Economic as well as Conservational (3/7/11)
• Deal Reached to Manage Fishing in Northeast Pacific (3/7/11)
• Interior to Assess Effects of Possible Arctic Oil Spill (3/7/11)
• Rising Ocean Temperatures Will be Devastating for Sea Urchins and Abalone (3/7/11)
• Hey True Blue! Hopes Rise a Gentle Giant's Back From the Abyss (3/7/11)
• Lessons From the Gulf (3/7/11)
• Researchers Find more Plastic in the Guts of Arctic Seabirds (3/6/11)
• Climate Change 'Will Wreak Havoc on Britain's Coastline by 2050' (3/6/11)
• Soup Without Fins? Some Californians Simmer (3/5/11)
• Some Antarctic Ice Forms From the Bottom Up (3/4/11)
• Killer Whales Hunt in Silent 'Stealth Mode' (3/3/11)
• For Turtles, Earth's Magnetism Is A Built-In GPS (3/2/11)
• Interior Department Says More Deepwater Permits Coming (3/2/11)
• Ocean Acidification Threatens Marine Ecosystems (3/2/11)
• Extreme Winter Weather Linked to Climate Change (3/2/11)
• Seamounts: Undersea Mountains 'Litter' Ocean Floor (3/2/11)
• Sharks Navigate Using 'Mental Maps' (3/1/11)
• After the Spill, a 10-Year Health Study (3/1/11)
• Victory for Top Chef in Battle Over Fish Quotas(2/28/11)
• Where Call Reception Fades for Pilot Whales(2/28/11)
• US Approves First Deep-Water Well in Gulf (2/28/11)
• Officials Review Oil Containment System (2/28/11)
• Turtles now World's Most Threatened Vertebrates(2/28/11)
• The Gulf Oil Spill's Toxic Legacy (2/28/11)
• 'Fog Of Research' Clouds Study Of Oil's Effects In Gulf (2/24/11)
• U.N. Report Issues Warning for Coral Reefs(2/24/11)
• Migrating Sea Turtles Have Magnetic Sense for Longitude (2/24/11)
• Guam Senate Moves to End Shark Fin Trade (2/24/11)
• World's Coral Reefs Facing Serious Threats (2/23/11)
• Coral Reefs Heading for Fishing and Climate Crisis (2/23/11)
• Baby Dolphin Deaths Rise Along Gulf Coast (2/23/11)
• Coral Reefs Said Vital to Biodiversity (2/22/11)
• Brown Tide Culprit Sequenced: Genome of the First of Algal Bloom Species(2/22/11)
• Shaded Reefs Record Sea Level (2/22/11)
• Scott's Antarctic Samples Give Climate Clues (2/21/11)
• How Climate Change Affects our Health (2/21/11)
• Methane Gas Another Threat From BP Oil Spill (2/21/11)
• Polar Bear Status goes to Court Again (2/20/11)
• Scientist Finds Gulf Bottom Still Oily, Dead (2/20/11)
• Rising Seas Threaten 180 U.S. Cities by 2100: Study (2/17/11)
• BP Says Terms in Oil Spill Settlement Are too Generous (2/17/11)
• Health Study on Effects of Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Revs Up (2/16/11)
• Japan Suspends whale Hunt After Chase By Activists (2/16/11)
• Suit Alleges BP Cut Back on Safety Before Oil Spill (2/15/11)
• Whale Tracked in 5,300-Mile Ocean Voyage (2/15/11)
• BP Investors Say Company Misled Them on Safety Before Gulf Spill (2/15/11)
• International Arctic Climate Study to Start (2/14/11)
• Warming Arctic Brings Invasion of Southern Species (2/14/11)
• Climate Change hits Alaska's National Parks (2/14/11)
• Cyclone Debris Poses 'Serious Threat' to Marine Life (2/14/11)
• Massive Flux of Gas, in Addition to Liquid Oil, at BP Well Blowout in Gulf (2/13/11)
• Pacific Herring Are Back in the Bay in Big Numbers, Three Years After a Major Oil Spill (2/12/11)
• Deep Drills Set for Gulf (2/12/11)
• National Oil Spill Commission Members say New Safety Regime Would Cost Oil Industry About 7 to 12 Cents a Barrel of Oil (2/11/11)
• North Australia Set to Face More Weather Extremes, Corals Show(2/10/11)
• Small Fish, Big Business: Asia's Billion Dollar Live Reef Fish Trade(2/9/11)
• Polar Bears Having Fewer Cubs Due to Global Warming (2/8/11)
• BP Oil Spill's Health Effects will be Felt for Generations, Scientist Warns(2/5/11)
• Good and Bad News for Reef in Yasi's Wake (2/5/11)
• Conservationists Push Action on Protected Turtles(2/4/11)
• Oil Spill, Redux: Revisiting a Mystery (2/4/11)
• Hot Plates Test Ocean Warming (2/4/11)
• Senate Bill Would Improve Pipeline Safety (2/4/11)
• Cyclone Yasi Likely to Have Ravaged Great Barrier Reef (2/4/11)
• Oyster Reefs Are Vanishing From Overharvesting (2/3/11)
• More Oil Drilling Rigs are in Gulf of Mexico than Before BP Oil Spill (2/3/11)
• Ready to Acquire a Taste for the 'Vacuum Cleaners of the Sea'? (2/3/11)
• Sea Urchin Embryos Could Be Used to Evaluate Quality of Marine Environment, Researcher Proposes (2/3/11)
• Gulf to Recover From BP Oil Spill by 2012: Feinberg (2/3/11)
• On Gulf Oil Spill’s Effects, Doing Science With a Deadline(2/2/11)
• Global Fish Consumption Hits Record High (2/1/11)
• Gulf Shrimpers Facing Oil-Spill Woes Urge U.S. to Extend Duties (2/1/11)
• Sustainability of Key Importance in Seafood Industry, SeaWeb President Says (2/1/11)
• Survey Measures Post-Oil Spill Seafood Attitudes (1/31/11)
• Experts Debate Limits of Fish Farming (1/31/11)
• Fertilizing Oceans Seen Fruitless in Climate Fight (1/31/11)
• The Cultural Life of Whales (1/30/11)
• Fake Seagrass Could Help Boost Fish Numbers (1/30/11)
• Anchors Used in Oil-Spill Response Weigh on Gulf (1/29/11)
• Arctic Current Warmer than for 2,000 Years: Study (1/28/11)
• Oil-Spill Lawyers Urge Clients to Settle (1/28/11)
• Shark Nations Failing on Conservation Pledges (1/27/11)
• Chemical In Dispersants Endured Long After Gulf Oil Spill, Study Finds (1/26/11)
• Obama Sets 2035 Clean Electricity Target (1/26/11)
• New Hybrid Whale Discovered in Arctic (1/25/11)
• West Coast Senators Push Pacific Shore Drilling Ban (1/25/11)
• Gulf Oil Spill, Coastal Restoration Omitted From State of the Union Address (1/25/11)
• 'Blacklisted' Meal Provokes 'Sustainable' Fisheries Debate (1/25/11)
• Atlantic Weather May Be Key Culprit In Fish Decline (1/25/11)
• New Shipping Rules Urged to Avert "Arctic Titanic" (1/24/11)
• Oil Spill Fund Administrator to Face More Questions from Congress (1/24/11)
• U.S. Seeks Ways to Help Alaska's Imperilled Polar Bears (1/24/11)
• Oyster Bed Restoration Among First Since Oil Spill (1/24/11)
• Day After Oil Spill, Coast Guard Ends Containment (1/23/11)
• Louisiana Tallies Gulf Tourism Losses (1/23/11)
• Record Death Toll Seen for Sea Otters (1/23/11)
• Testing of Key Oil Spill Evidence Delayed Again (1/21/11)
• Corals Moving North (1/21/11)
• India's ONGC Reports Oil Spill Near Mumbai (1/21/11)
• New Species of Crustacean Discovered in the El Cachucho Marine Protected Area (1/20/11)
• Landmark Lawsuit Filed to Protect Hundreds of Rare Species From Pesticides (1/20/11)
• U.S. Splits up Offshore Regulators After Oil Disaster (1/20/11)
• Thailand Closes Dive Sites to Halt Damage to Reefs (1/20/11)
• Panama First Central American Country to Add Longlining Restrictions (1/19/11)
• Debris Threatens Moreton Bay Marine Life (1/19/11)
• Ocean Acidity: Small Change, Catastrophic Results (1/18/11)
• Exploration Permits Spark Oil Spill Fear (1/17/11)
• BP Gulf of Mexico spill: The American Dream, Tarred by Oil (1/17/11)
• Scandinavian Sea May Get Too Warm for Cod (1/17/11)
• Sales of Sustainable Seafood Soar in UK supermarkets (1/17/11)
• Thaw of Earth's Icy Sunshade may Stoke Warming (1/17/11)
• Climate Secrets of Marianas Trench Probed (1/16/11)
• Gulf Oil Spill Creates Economic Boom for Some, Bust for Others (1/16/11)
• National Oil Spill Commission Urges Research on Toxicity of Dispersants (1/15/11)
• Dramatic Ocean Circulation Changes Caused a Colder Europe in the Past (1/15/11)
• Overfishing Blamed for Ocean Reef Loss (1/14/11)
• U.S. May File More Charges Related to Oil Spill, Official Says (1/13/11)
• Coral Rhythm Beats the Blues (1/13/11)
• Australia's Floods a Glimpse of Warmer Future (1/13/11)
• Foul Waters, Hard Lessons from BP Oil Spill (1/13/11)
• Tuna Fight Muddies Waters Over Damage From BP Spill (1/13/11)
• Jellyfish Blooms Plague the World's Oceans (1/12/11)
• 2010 Ties 2005 As Warmest Year On Record Worldwide (1/12/11)
• Study: Banded Penguins Die Sooner, Skewing Climate Data (1/12/11)
• In Oil Drilling Reform, a Call For Science And Safety (1/12/11)
• UPDATE: UK Increases North Sea Oil Rig Safety Inspections (1/11/11)
• Most Ocean Species Still Unknown After Census (1/11/11)
• 2010 Hottest Year on Record for Canada: Report (1/11/11)
• New Scheme Launched for 'Bleached and Dying' Coral Life (1/11/11)
• Fish Board to Address Bycatch To Aid Kodiak King Salmon (1/10/11)
• Oil Spill Panel to Urge Tougher Oversight of Offshore Drilling (1/10/11)
• BP Shuts Alaska Pipeline After Leak (1/10/11)
• Ocean Warming to Trigger West Antarctic Ice Sheet Collapse by Year 3000: Study (1/10/11)
• Recognizing the Economic Benefits of Nature in 2011 (1/9/11)
• Deep-Sea Coral Reefs Get More Scientific Attention (1/9/11)
• Efforts Continue to Clean Islands Hit by Gulf Oil Spill (1/7/11)
• Scientists Hope Gigantic `Trap' Will Tell Tale of Polar Bear Populations (1/7/11)
• Sustainable Fisheries Possible Through Co-Management: Study (1/7/11)
• World Losing Biodiversity at Unprecedented Rate: UN (1/7/11)
• Did You Just Eat a Plastic Bag? How Plastic Pollution Has Entered Our Food Chain (1/6/11)
• Gulf Oil Spill Study's Surprising Find: Bacteria Ate Methane in Three Months (1/6/11)
• Report: Top 10 Places to Save For Endangered Species (1/6/11)
• New Orleans Fish Market Struggles After Gulf Spill (1/6/11)
• Gulf of Mexico Oil Leak May Give Arctic Climate Clues (1/6/11)
• Essex University's £50,000 Fish Tank is for Coral Reef Research (1/6/11)
• Oregon Dungeness Crab Makes Sustainable Products List (1/6/11)
• BP Cost-Cutting Blamed for 'Avoidable' Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill (1/6/11)
• 'Great Garbage Patch' in the Pacific Ocean not so Great Claim Scientists (1/6/11)
• Seaweed Could be Used to Clean up Polluted Waters (1/6/11)
• Atlantic Ocean Warming Confirmed by Corals (1/5/11)
• NOAA Proposes Habitat Protection for Pacific Smelt (1/5/11)
• Study Backs Community Management to Save World's Fisheries (1/5/11)
• Turtles' Cross Ocean Navigation Tracked (1/5/11)
• BP Shares Rise on Report Shell Mulled Bid after Oil Spill (1/5/11)
• Great Barrier Reef Under Threat from Floods (1/5/11)
• Huge Coral Reefs Discovered off Puerto Rico (1/5/11)
• Eco-label Award First for Menai Strait Fishery (1/5/11)
• Record Tuna Sold in Tokyo (1/5/11)
• Ice Collision Creates Floating Antarctic Climate Lab (1/5/11)
• The Gulf Oil Spill and the Fate of the Remaining Oil (1/4/11)
• Gulf Deepwater Drilling Resumes Without Changes To Spill Liability (1/4/11)
• NOAA Launches Website Archive of Deepwater Horizon Response (1/4/11)
• Meetings on Offshore Drilling Held Throughout Arctic (1/4/11)
• Gulf Oil Spill Tarballs Continue To Wash Ashore On Fort Morgan, Alabama Beach (1/4/11)
• Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to Protect Wild Salmon (1/3/11)
• New Breast Cancer Drug Found Deep in the Sea (1/3/11)
• A Look at How the Gulf Oil Spill Impacted Oysters in the Chesapeake (1/3/11)
• Technology 'Solution’ to Curb Illegal fishing (1/3/11)
• Scientists Hunt for Ice Cover Timeline (1/3/11)
• Shrimp Sales Reach Record Levels (1/3/11)
• Oil Cleanup Crews Head Back to Barrier Islands (1/3/11)

2010

• Endangered Mediterranean Monk Seal 'Haven' Discovered (12/31/10)
• Challenging Cleanup Ahead for Gulf Coast (12/31/10)
• 250,000 Microscopic Plastic Fragments Pose Danger in Mediterranean (12/31/10)
• Deep-sea Coral Reefs a New Frontier for Marine Scientists (12/30/10)
• Japan and Taiwan to Resume Fishery Talks (12/30/10)
• Animal Rescue Centers Pushed for Future Oil Spills (12/30/10)
• Coral bleaching? The Picture's not Black and White (12/29/10)
• Oil Spill Clarifies Road Map for Sea Turtle Recovery (12/29/10)
• Manatees Paddle to Warm Water to Escape Fla. Chill (12/29/10)
• Oil Industry Plans Record Spending in 2011 (12/29/10)
• Carbon Dioxide is Threatening our Fisheries(12/29/10)
• UNEP Warns of Fish Stock Depletion (12/29/10)
• Top 10 Seafood Stories of 2010 – Europe (12/28/10)
• A New Year’s Wish for Less Trash (12/28/10)
• Professional Chefs Reveal Hottest Restaurant Trends (12/28/10)
• Shell Pushes Forward To Drill Well In Arctic (12/28/10)
• BP to Consider Ways to Locate Boom Anchors (12/27/10)
• Panel Challenges Gulf Seafood Safety All-Clear (12/27/10)
• Is Dispersant Still Being Sprayed in the Gulf? (12/27/10)
• Scientists Warn Ocean Acidification Destroying Caribbean Coral (12/27/10)
• Scientists Worry About Ocean Energy's Effect on Sea-Creature Migration (12/26/10)
• Sea Urchin Could Lead to Knives that Never Need Sharpening (12/25/10)
• Senators Vote on Project Over Illegal Fishing in the Antarctic (12/24/10)
• Habitat Loss Putting Ocean Fish at Risk (12/22/10)
• Study Shows Marine Reserves Send Fish Far and Wide (12/22/10)
• Fossil Hunters Uncover Complete 252m Year-Old Underwater World (12/22/10)
• Lawyers Urge Judge to Order Changes to BP Spill Fund Rules (12/22/10)
• Gulf Residents, Businesses Say They're Still Suffering From BP Oil Spill Effects (12/22/10)
• Shark Conservation Bill Headed to Obama (12/21/10)
• Mercury in Canned Tuna Still a Concern
• UN Launches Supreme Science Panel for Biodiversity (12/21/2010)
  
• Warning Lights Mark Shellfish That Aren't Safe to Eat (12/20/10)
• Senate Passes Shark Protection Bill (12/20/10)
• New U.S. guidelines Aim to Prevent Politics From Messing With Science (12/17/10)
• Coast Guard: Little Seafloor Oil From Gulf Spill (12/17/10)
• Sand Islands off Louisiana Stopped Little Oil in Gulf Spill, Commission Finds (12/16/10)
• Climate Goal Too Late for Some Coral Reefs (12/16/10)
• U.S. Sues BP, Eight Others for Gulf Spill Damage (12/16/10)
• State Adopts Network of Protected Marine Areas (12/16/10)
• WikiLeaks: BP Suffered Well Blowout Before Gulf (12/15/10)
• Over-Fished Cod Get Some Reprieve in EU Quota Deal (12/15/10)
• Panel to Vote on Protected Area Off Calif. Coast (12/15/10)
• Effort Falters on San Francisco Bay Delta (12/14/10)
• Antarctic Melting as Deep Ocean Heat Rises (12/14/10)
• EU Considers Blocking Icelandic Boats in Fish Row (12/14/10)
• Animal Rehab Centers Still Working After BP Spill (12/14/10)
• Stricter Testing Sought for Gulf Seafood (12/13/10)
• (Editorial) The Oceans' SOS (12/13/10)
• Iceland Walks Out of Fishing Talks (12/13/10)
• In Rough Year for Sea Turtles — Cold, Oil Spill — Biologists are Surprised to Find More Nests (12/12/10)
• (Editorial) They Haven’t Learned (12/12/10)
• Group Backs Low-Ball Oil Flow (12/12/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill Hurt SC Businesses (12/11/10)
• Nets Called Biggest Threat to Bigeye Tuna Numbers (12/11/10)
• Cold Blamed for Record Number of Manatees Deaths This Year (12/11/10)
• Snowbirds Help Gulf Recovery (12/10/10)
  
• Shearwaters in Crisis (12/9/10)
• Cancun Climate Change Summit: Climate Change Killing Polar Bears (12/9/10)
• EU Loophole 'Allows Illegal Shark Finning to Continue' (12/9/10)
• At Climate Summit, the Real Action is Behind the Scenes (12/9/10)
• Fisheries Restricted to Help Steller Sea Lions (12/8/10)
• Group Wants Government to Buy Gulf Coast Seafood (12/9/10)
• Gulf Residents’ Seafood Diet a Risky One? (12/8/10)
• An Alert on Ocean Acidity (12/8/10)
• UN Chief Warns Climate Talks are Too Slow (12/8/10)
• What's Going On At The Bottom Of The Gulf (12/7/10)
• (Editorial) Set Gold Standard for Ocean Health Care (12/7/10)
• Seafaring Bottle Gives Clues into Behaviour of Oil Spills (12/7/10)
• Meeting to Address Overfishing of Bigeye (12/6/10)
• If an Island State Vanishes, is it Still a Nation? (12/6/10)
• Volunteers Give a Lifeline to Turtles Trapped on Cape (12/6/10)
• Sperm Whales Full of Pollutants (12/6/10)
• 'Killer Shrimp' Threatens British Angling (12/6/10)
• Satellite Tagging of Orcas Proposed (12/5/10)
• Reduced Halibut Catch Has Brokers Buying (12/4/10)
• 'Salmon Summit' Over Decimated Species (12/4/10)
• Dispute Hinders Gulf Leak Studies (12/4/10)
• Ocean Dead Zones Could Cut Tuna Numbers (12/3/10)
• Cancun Climate Summit: Britain's Salmon at Risk from Ocean Acidification (12/3/10)
• World is Running Out of Places to Catch Wild Fish, Study Finds (12/2/10)
• Ocean Acidification May Threaten Food Security: U.N. (12/2/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill Problems Run Deep (12/2/10)
• Sea-Level Rise Could Sink Tourism in Caribbean (12/2/10)
• U.S. Halts Plan to Drill in Eastern Gulf (12/1/10)
• Obama Reverses Oil Drill Expansion After BP Spill (12/1/10)
• Climate Science Chief Sees `Huge Gaps' in Research (12/1/10)
• Marine `Dead Zones' on the Rise (12/1/10)
• Deep-Sea Sharks Protected as EU Sets Fish Quotas (11/30/10)
• US Environmentalists Urge Bluefin Tuna Boycott (11/30/10)
• Boom Anchors Pose a Threat (11/30/10)
• Deep-Water Dive Reveals Spilled Oil On Gulf Floor (11/29/10)
• Richmond-Based Ship Search for Ways to Clean Up Offshore Garbage Patch (11/29/10)
• Grand Threat (11/29/10)
• Atlantic Ocean Sharks Get New Protections (11/28/10)
• BP to commission film about oil spill (11/28/10)
• Climate change will cost a billion people their homes, says report (11/28/10)
• Hammerheads, other sharks protected at fisheries meet (11/27/10)
• Group votes to keep fishing levels of bluefin tuna stable (11/27/10)
• US sets aside 'critical habitat' for polar bear in Alaska (11/25/10)
• US closes shrimping near oil spill as 'precaution' (11/25/10)
• Scientists question fisheries health test (11/24/10)
• Worst offshore oil spill linked to systemic failure (11/24/10)
• Scientists back early government report on Gulf spill (11/23/10)
• Florida Keys declare open season on the invasive lionfish (11/22/10)
• Global warming: carbon dioxide emissions worldwide fell in 2009 (11/22/10)
• One picture worth 1,000 barrels of oil? (11/23/10)
• Low estimates of gulf spill said to hurt efforts (11/22/10)
• Oil spill findings released by panel (11/22/10)
• Returning to the Scene of the Grime (11/21/10)
• BP Claims a Gamble: Get Check Now, Risk Less Later (11/21/10)
• Indonesia Declares Protected Zone to Save Coral Reef (11/21/10)
• More than a Million Atlantic Sharks Killed Yearly (11/21/10)
• Leaking Siberian Ice Raises a Tricky Climate Issue (11/21/10)
• Falling Stocks a Fishy Problem (11/20/10)
• A Call to Action on Ocean Acidity (11/19/10)
• US Calls for Reduction in Bluefin Tuna Catch: Official (11/19/10)
• Flake Takes Battering in Green Fish List (11/19/10)
• Fishing Nations Gain Ground on Bluefin (11/18/10)
• North Sea Fisheries Madness (11/18/10)
• Harm to Gulf from Oil Spill Unclear (11/17/10)
• Poor Decisions Set the Stage for Deepwater Horizon Disaster, Panel Finds (11/17/10)
• Callum Roberts: This Practice is No Good for Fishermen or Fish (11/17/10)
• Caribbean Reef Repair Likely 'Beyond Our Lifetimes' (11/17/10)
• BP Deep-Cleaning Gulf Beaches Amid New Worries (11/17/10)
• BP Failed to Learn from Past 'Near Misses': Panel (11/16/10)
• BP and Minerals Agency Faulted in Gulf Spill (11/16/10)
• Fading Fish Stocks Driving Asian Sea Rivalries (11/16/10)
• Feds: Put Rare Hawaii Dolphin on Endangered List (11/16/10)
• Qatar is Also Said to Have Seen Dramatic Coral Death (11/16/10)
• Fishing Nations Gear Up for Tuna Quota Talks (11/15/10)
• Researchers Find That Beached Dolphins are Often Deaf (11/15/10)
• La. Oyster Season Opens Monday, But on Small Scale (11/15/10)
• After BP Oil Spill, Thousands of Ideas Poured in for Cleanup (11/14/10)
• Gulf Corals Adapt to Warmer Water, But Still in Peril (11/14/10)
• Is Climate Change to Blame for Bigger Ocean Waves? (11/14/10)
• As Glaciers Melt, Science Seeks Data on Rising Seas (11/13/10)
• UC Santa Cruz Scientists Find Toxic Algae in Open Ocean (11/13/10)
• Challenge to Protect Marine Life Around Welsh Coast (11/12/10)
• Study: More Money in Tourism, Fishing Than Oil (11/12/10)
• Oil Spills Pose Threat to China's Oceans, Says Think Tank (11/12/10)
• Timor Fishermen Forgotten in Oil Spill Disaster (11/12/10)
• Tony Hayward: Public Saw us as 'Fumbling and Incompetent' (11/11/10)
• Environmentalists Urge Action at Tuna Talks (11/11/10)
• EU Calls for 50 Per Cent Cut in Cod Fishing (11/11/10)
• France Signs Death Warrant for the Eel (11/11/10)
• Report Challenges Offshore Drilling Plans in Arctic (11/10/10)
• Experts Discuss Marine Effects of Proposed Desalination Plant (11/10/10)
• (Editorial) We Can't Avoid Another Deepwater Disaster (11/10/10)
• Fish Stocks Dwindle as Trawlers Empty Asia's Seas (11/9/10)
• Australian Tuna Fishermen Back Tougher Controls on Bluefin (11/9/10)
• US Panel Supports Many of BP’s Gulf Spill Findings (11/9/10)
• State Reopens Waters to Commercial Crabbers (11/9/10)
• State Plans to Promote Safety of Gulf Seafood (11/9/10)
• Porpoises Return to SF Bay - Scientists Study Why (11/8/10)
• Coral Reefs Under siege from Acidic Oceans (11/8/10)
• Thirty-Three Whales Die After Becoming Beached off Irish Coast (11/8/10)
• Oil Traveled Up the Gulf Food Chain, Scientists Say (11/8/10)
• Oil and Ice: Worse than the Gulf Spill? (11/8/10)
• Officials Gather for Oil Spill Restoration Talks (11/8/10)
• Researcher: Fish Numbers Triple After Oil Spill Fishing Closures (11/7/10)
• Will Oil Bring Death to Gulf's Rich Web of Life? (11/7/10)
• An Ocean of Questions (11/7/10)
• Unfathomable Depths (11/7/10)
• Hearing Loss May Play Role in Whale, Dolphin Strandings (11/6/10)
• Weekend Miniseason Puts Red Snapper Back on Anglers' To-Do List (11/5/10)
• Scientists Find Dead, Dying Corals Near BP Well (11/4/10)
• Industry Defends Trawl Carnage (11/4/10)
• Japan 'Cove' Town Should Try Ecotourism: Dolphin Activist (11/4/10)
• Plastic Debris 'Killing Adriatic Loggerhead Turtles' (11/4/10)
• Deep-Diving Narwhals Aid Arctic Research (11/3/10)
• Focus Changes for Louisiana in Oil Cleanup (11/3/10)
• Vitriol Mars Discussion on Village’s Dolphin Hunts (11/3/10)
• (Editorial) Starting to Make it Right (11/3/10)
• Toxic Chemicals Found Deep at Oil Spill Site (11/2/10)
• Spill Cleanup Proceeds Amid Mistrust (11/2/10)
• BP's Oil Spill Costs Grow, Gulf Residents React (11/2/10)
• Great White Sharks No Cold-Blooded 'Jaws' (11/2/10)
• Govt May Propose Intl Limits on Equatorial Bonito Fleet (11/2/10)
• Japan Dolphin Hunt Town Meets With Activists (11/2/10)
• Jindal: BP Funding Millions for Oil Spill Recovery (11/1/10)
• Oil Spill Talk 'Risky' Business for Feds (11/1/10)
• Gulf Seafood Is Safe, Officials Say (11/1/10)
• Deep-Sea Sharks Protected as EU Sets Fish Quotas (11/30/10)
• Boom Anchors Pose a Threat (11/30/10)
• US Environmentalists Urge Bluefin Tuna Boycott (11/30/10)
• Deep-Water Dive Reveals Spilled Oil On Gulf Floor (11/29/10)

• Richmond-Based Ship Search for Ways to Clean Up Offshore Garbage Patch (11/29/10)
• Grand Threat (11/29/10)
• Atlantic Ocean Sharks Get New Protections (11/28/10)
• BP to commission film about oil spill (11/28/10)
• Climate change will cost a billion people their homes, says report (11/28/10)
• Hammerheads, other sharks protected at fisheries meet (11/27/10)
• Group votes to keep fishing levels of bluefin tuna stable (11/27/10)
• US sets aside 'critical habitat' for polar bear in Alaska (11/25/10)
• US closes shrimping near oil spill as 'precaution' (11/25/10)
• Scientists question fisheries health test (11/24/10)
• Worst offshore oil spill linked to systemic failure (11/24/10)
• Scientists back early government report on Gulf spill (11/23/10)
• Florida Keys declare open season on the invasive lionfish (11/22/10)
• Global warming: carbon dioxide emissions worldwide fell in 2009 (11/22/10)
• One picture worth 1,000 barrels of oil? (11/23/10)
• Low estimates of gulf spill said to hurt efforts (11/22/10)
• Oil spill findings released by panel (11/22/10)
• Returning to the Scene of the Grime (11/21/10)
• BP Claims a Gamble: Get Check Now, Risk Less Later (11/21/10)
• Indonesia Declares Protected Zone to Save Coral Reef (11/21/10)
• More than a Million Atlantic Sharks Killed Yearly (11/21/10)
• Leaking Siberian Ice Raises a Tricky Climate Issue (11/21/10)
• Falling Stocks a Fishy Problem (11/20/10)
• A Call to Action on Ocean Acidity (11/19/10)
• US Calls for Reduction in Bluefin Tuna Catch: Official (11/19/10)
• Flake Takes Battering in Green Fish List (11/19/10)
• Fishing Nations Gain Ground on Bluefin (11/18/10)
• North Sea Fisheries Madness (11/18/10)
• Harm to Gulf from Oil Spill Unclear (11/17/10)
• Poor Decisions Set the Stage for Deepwater Horizon Disaster, Panel Finds (11/17/10)
• Callum Roberts: This Practice is No Good for Fishermen or Fish (11/17/10)
• Caribbean Reef Repair Likely 'Beyond Our Lifetimes' (11/17/10)
• BP Deep-Cleaning Gulf Beaches Amid New Worries (11/17/10)
• BP Failed to Learn from Past 'Near Misses': Panel (11/16/10)
• BP and Minerals Agency Faulted in Gulf Spill (11/16/10)
• Fading Fish Stocks Driving Asian Sea Rivalries (11/16/10)
• Feds: Put Rare Hawaii Dolphin on Endangered List (11/16/10)
• Qatar is Also Said to Have Seen Dramatic Coral Death (11/16/10)
• Fishing Nations Gear Up for Tuna Quota Talks (11/15/10)
• Researchers Find That Beached Dolphins are Often Deaf (11/15/10)
• La. Oyster Season Opens Monday, But on Small Scale (11/15/10)
• After BP Oil Spill, Thousands of Ideas Poured in for Cleanup (11/14/10)
• Gulf Corals Adapt to Warmer Water, But Still in Peril (11/14/10)
• Is Climate Change to Blame for Bigger Ocean Waves? (11/14/10)
• As Glaciers Melt, Science Seeks Data on Rising Seas (11/13/10)
• UC Santa Cruz Scientists Find Toxic Algae in Open Ocean (11/13/10)
• Challenge to Protect Marine Life Around Welsh Coast (11/12/10)
• Study: More Money in Tourism, Fishing Than Oil (11/12/10)
• Oil Spills Pose Threat to China's Oceans, Says Think Tank (11/12/10)
• Timor Fishermen Forgotten in Oil Spill Disaster (11/12/10)
• Tony Hayward: Public Saw us as 'Fumbling and Incompetent' (11/11/10)
• Environmentalists Urge Action at Tuna Talks (11/11/10)
• EU Calls for 50 Per Cent Cut in Cod Fishing (11/11/10)
• France Signs Death Warrant for the Eel (11/11/10)
• Report Challenges Offshore Drilling Plans in Arctic (11/10/10)
• Experts Discuss Marine Effects of Proposed Desalination Plant (11/10/10)
• (Editorial) We Can't Avoid Another Deepwater Disaster (11/10/10)
• Fish Stocks Dwindle as Trawlers Empty Asia's Seas (11/9/10)
• Australian Tuna Fishermen Back Tougher Controls on Bluefin (11/9/10)
• US Panel Supports Many of BP’s Gulf Spill Findings (11/9/10)
• State Reopens Waters to Commercial Crabbers (11/9/10)
• State Plans to Promote Safety of Gulf Seafood (11/9/10)
• Porpoises Return to SF Bay - Scientists Study Why (11/8/10)
• Coral Reefs Under siege from Acidic Oceans (11/8/10)
• Thirty-Three Whales Die After Becoming Beached off Irish Coast (11/8/10)
• Oil Traveled Up the Gulf Food Chain, Scientists Say (11/8/10)
• Oil and Ice: Worse than the Gulf Spill? (11/8/10)
• Officials Gather for Oil Spill Restoration Talks (11/8/10)
• Researcher: Fish Numbers Triple After Oil Spill Fishing Closures (11/7/10)
• Will Oil Bring Death to Gulf's Rich Web of Life? (11/7/10)
• An Ocean of Questions (11/7/10)
• Unfathomable Depths (11/7/10)
• Hearing Loss May Play Role in Whale, Dolphin Strandings (11/6/10)
• Weekend Miniseason Puts Red Snapper Back on Anglers' To-Do List (11/5/10)
• Scientists Find Dead, Dying Corals Near BP Well (11/4/10)
• Industry Defends Trawl Carnage (11/4/10)
• Japan 'Cove' Town Should Try Ecotourism: Dolphin Activist (11/4/10)
• Plastic Debris 'Killing Adriatic Loggerhead Turtles' (11/4/10)
• Deep-Diving Narwhals Aid Arctic Research (11/3/10)
• Focus Changes for Louisiana in Oil Cleanup (11/3/10)
• Vitriol Mars Discussion on Village’s Dolphin Hunts (11/3/10)
• (Editorial) Starting to Make it Right (11/3/10)
• Toxic Chemicals Found Deep at Oil Spill Site (11/2/10)
• Spill Cleanup Proceeds Amid Mistrust (11/2/10)
• BP's Oil Spill Costs Grow, Gulf Residents React (11/2/10)
• Great White Sharks No Cold-Blooded 'Jaws' (11/2/10)
• Govt May Propose Intl Limits on Equatorial Bonito Fleet (11/2/10)
• Japan Dolphin Hunt Town Meets With Activists (11/2/10)
• Jindal: BP Funding Millions for Oil Spill Recovery (11/1/10)
• Oil Spill Talk 'Risky' Business for Feds (11/1/10)
• Gulf Seafood Is Safe, Officials Say (11/1/10)
• Britain Sets Up the World's Largest Marine Reserve (10/31/10)
• Scientists Press for Ocean Monitoring System (10/31/10)
• Better Monitoring Urged for Ailing Oceans by 2015 (10/31/10)
• Freshwater Fracas (10/31/10)
• Jellyfish 'May Benefit from Ecosystem Instability' (10/29/10)
• SA Maps First Deep-Sea Preserve (10/29/10)
• Reminders Of BP's Oil Spill Linger Along Gulf Coast (10/28/10)
• Oil Spill Becoming Just a Memory for Anglers (10/28/10)
• Protect Arctic, U.N. Tells World Leaders (10/28/10)
• Moving Fish Onto Land to Increase Yield (10/27/10)
• Hawaii Beach Garbage Recycled as Vacuum Cleaner (10/27/10)
• Nation's Chefs Plan Night to Support Gulf of Mexico Seafood (10/27/10)
• Pacific Fisheries Face Collapse by 2035: Study (10/27/10)
• Grim News on Animal Extinction Threat Greeting Japan Biodiversity Summit (10/27/10)
• Meet B.C.'s Largest Predatory Shark (10/27/10)
• Experts Investigate Seal Injuries (10/27/10)
• Inspectors Had Vast Gaps in Knowledge (10/27/10)
• Oil Spill, Beach Cleanup, Turtle Nests Don't Mix (10/26/10)
• European Nations Sink Bluefin Tuna Quota Reduction (10/26/10)
• Maldives Manta Rays Threatened by Tourism (10/26/10)
• Southern Bluefin Catch Cut 25 Per Cent (10/26/10)
• Are There Plenty More Fish in the Sea? (10/26/10)
• BP Chief Cites ‘Rush’ to Blame for Gulf Spill (10/26/10)
• As Species Rebound, Skippers Bemoan 'Underfishing' (10/25/10)
• Distinctly Green: Company Sells Eco-Friendly Omega-3 Tablets (10/25/10)
• Green Group Demands Coral Sea Marine Park (10/25/10)
• Water Near La. To Be Checked for Oil (10/25/10)
• Sharks Show Worth to Ecology, Despite Dwindling (10/24/10)
• (Editorial) After the Spill (10/24/10)
• Rescued Turtles Returned to Gulf Waters (10/24/10)
• Saying No To Shark-Fin Soup, and Tradition (10/24/10)
• Immediate Threat of Reef Bleaching Drops (10/23/10)
• Salmon Demand Drives Permit Prices Higher (10/23/10)
• Spill-Zone Coral Appears Healthy (10/23/10)
• NOAA Reopens 7,000 More Square Miles for Fishing in the Gulf (10/22/10)
• Marine Noise 'Worth Inquiry' (10/22/10)
• Seafood Exports Up on US Demand (10/22/10)
• Louisiana Builds Barriers Even as Oil Disperses (10/21/10)
• Editorial Oil Remains Threat to Birds (10/21/10)
• Microbes May Have Eaten Methane From BP Spill (10/21/10)
• Insects £134bn, Coral £109bn – UN Puts a Value on Nature's Resources (10/21/10)
• Krill Kill Leaves Scientists Guessing (10/21/10)
• Time to Tally BP Oil Spill's Toll on Wildlife, Habitat (10/21/10)
• 3 Environmental Groups Sue BP Over Gulf Oil Spill (10/21/10)
• Soup to Nuts: Sea(food) Change Toward Sustainability (10/20/10)
• US Judge Wants Clarification of Polar Bear Status (10/20/10)
• U.N.: Marine Life Faces Growing Risks (10/20/10)
• U.S. Gears Up for More Arctic Ocean Activity (10/20/10)
• Conch Project Nets Conservation Prize (10/20/10)
• Assessing the Gulf, Six Months Later (10/20/10)
• Oil Cleanup Not Over in Louisiana's Bay Jimmy (10/19/10)
• US Launches Drive to Clean Oiled Gulf Beaches This Year (10/19/10)
• Peregrine Falcons Checked for Gulf Oil Taint (10/19/10)
• Marine Ecosystems at Risk from Pollution, Climate: U.N. (10/19/10)
• Scientists Say Asia's Corals Dying on Mass (10/19/10)
• Federal Officials May Halt Recreational Gag Grouper Fishing in Gulf of Mexico (10/19/10)
• Scientists Lower Gulf Health Grade (10/19/10)
• Forgotten: Gulf of Mexico Fishermen Fear the Future (10/19/10)
• Legacy of the BP Spill: What's a Reputation Worth? (10/18/10)
• Cordell Bank Expedition Shows Sea Floor Off Marin is Healthy (10/18/10)
• (Editorial) Son of Dead Zone (10/18/10)
• Marine Animals are Caught Between Net and a Hard Place (10/17/10)
• The BP Oil Well's Plugged. Now What? Cleaning Up the Gulf (10/17/10)
• Six Months After the BP Spill, Canada Slammed for ‘Business as Usual’ Approach (10/17/10)
• Crocheted Coral Exhibit Carries Environmental Warning (10/16/10)
• Killer Whales Endanger Otters in Southwest Alaska, Report Says (10/15/10)
• New Species of Fish Discovered in Ocean's Deepest Depths (10/15/10)
• Scientists Use Seals, Gliders to Unlock Ocean Secrets (10/15/10)
• Poll Shows Oil Spill's Effect on South Alabama (10/15/10)
• US Reopens More Gulf of Mexico Fishing Waters (10/15/10)
• Gulf Coalition Details Concerns of Recovery (10/15/10)
• Fisheries Plan Shares Sea's Bounty (10/14/10)
• Dead Animals are Exhibit A in Gulf Investigation (10/14/10)
• Oil Spill Coordinator: Gulf Cleanup to Continue into Winter (10/14/10)
• (Editorial) Spill? What spill? (10/14/10)
• Audubon: Birds Look OK After Spill, Threats Remain (10/13/10)
• Whale Poo: The Ocean's Miracle Grow (10/13/10)
• A Showdown on Bluefin Tuna (10/13/10)
• Dead Zone Lurks Near State's Coast [No Link to Oil Spill] (10/13/10)
• Sea Levels Rising at Top End of Estimates (10/13/10)
• Administration Lifts 6-Month Oil Drilling Freeze (10/12/10)
• Dolphin Hunt Goes on in Japan Town Despite Protests (10/12/10)
• Offshore Wind Power Line Wins Praise, and Backing (10/12/10)
• Lice Jumping From Pink Salmon to Coho, Two Studies Report (10/11/10)
• Feds to Study Whether Oil Endangered Bluefin Tuna (10/11/10)
• Panhandle Tourism Officials Blame Losses on Spill (10/10/10)
• America Moves on from Spill; Coast Feels Abandoned (10/9/10)
• 3000 Sharks Tag Plan in Cairns (10/9/10)
• Threatened Right Whales May Get Wider Berth (10/9/10)
• Labels for Some Fish Oil Capsules Leave Countries of Origin in Doubt (10/9/10)
• Chile Sets Aside 58,000 Square Miles for Marine Reserve (10/7/10)
• Panel: Gov't Blocked Scientists on Spill Estimate (10/7/10)
• Sea Gulp: Ore. Scientist Seeks Safer Raw Oyster (10/6/10)
• Shell Proposes to Move Forward in Beaufort Sea (10/6/10)
• US to Alter Rules on Right Whale Havens (10/6/10)
• EPA Hails Local Focus of Gulf Task Force (10/6/10)
• US Commerce Chief Says Gulf Seafood is Safe (10/5/10)
• ‘Sniffers’ Still Working to Ease Anxiety of Oil in Seafood (10/5/10)
• Study Tests Whales' Tolerance to Sound (10/5/10)
• Oil Industry Has Yet to Adopt Lessons of BP Spill (10/4/10)
• Arctic Sea Ice Reaches Third Lowest Point (10/4/10)
• Overcrowded Oceans a Threat to Wild Salmon, B.C. Researchers Say (10/4/10)
• Marine Census Publication Marks 'Decade of Discovery' (10/4/10)
• She Recruited Facebook Friends to Save Gulf Coast's Hermit Crabs (10/4/10)
• Global Warming May Be Harming Pacific Walrus: Scientists (10/3/10)
• Oceans Could Contain 750,000 Undiscovered Species (10/3/10)
• A Great Ocean Predator's Decline (10/2/10)
• Top Chefs Throw Another Sustainable Fish on the Barbie (10/2/10)
• Fishers Can Reclaim Area West of River Delta (10/2/10)
• Toxic Chemicals Multiply After Gulf Leak (10/2/10)
• Oil from BP Spill Travelled 500km (10/2/10)
• The BP-Spill Baby-Turtle Brigade (10/1/10)
• Ocean Bottle Drop Expected to Reveal Mysteries of Currents (10/1/10)
• Researchers Comb Monterey Bay for Ghost Fishers (9/30/10)
• U.S. Oil Spill Waters Contain Carcinogens: Report (9/30/10)
• NOAA Says Sediment on Gulf Floor Not Visibly Oiled (9/30/10)
• BP Funds Help Island Turtles; Merchants Next? (9/30/10)
• Remote Hawaii Atoll Corals Suffer Some Bleaching (9/30/10)
• Will the Oil Spill Make a Drop of Difference Regarding Our Attitudes? (9/30/10)
• Oil spill Cleanup on Florida Beaches Shifting to Next Stage (9/30/10)
• Oysters, from Gulf to Plate (9/29/10)
• Cuba Poised for Offshore Drilling? (9/29/10)
• This Seal Was Declared Extinct in 1892. So What is it Doing Alive and Well Today? (9/29/10)
• Australian Fish Moving With Climate Change (9/28/10)
• Ships Take to Arctic Ocean as Sea Ice Melts (9/28/10)
• BP Spill: Scientists Scramble to Find Out Where the Oil Went (9/28/10)
• Predictions of Oil on Atlantic Beaches Off (9/28/10)
• Oil Drilling in Gulf of Mexico Could Restart Soon (9/28/10)
• A Species Lost at Sea (9/28/10)
• Report Touts Benefits of East Coast Offshore Winds (9/28/10)
• Panel Criticizes Low Estimates of Gulf Oil Spill (9/28/10)
• Marine Scientists Expect to Reach Pact (9/28/10)
• US Commission Told 50 Percent of Oil Spill Remains in Gulf (9/27/10)
• Panel Wants BP Fines to Pay for Gulf Restoration (9/27/10)
• Diversifying Salmon Farms Works: Researcher (9/27/10)
  
• (Editorial) Coral Reefs Sending a Warning Signal (9/27/10)
• Where Have All the Turtles Gone? (9/27/10)
• 'Tough' Mackerel Stance Welcomed After Talks (9/27/10)
• Sea of Troubles (9/27/10)
• Panel Probes Decisions Made After Gulf Spill (9/27/10)
• Survey Shows Baby Snapper, Trout Survived Spill (9/26/10)
• Louisiana Seafood Shortage Lamented Far from the Gulf (9/26/10)
• Plan to Help Marine Wildlife Includes Gulf of Mexico (9/26/10)
• "President's Fish" Facing Extinction in Philippines (9/25/10)
• La. Coast Hit By More Oil (9/25/10)
• Alabama Pilots to Continue Monitoring Oil Spill's Impact (9/25/10)
• Bluefin May Be Headed for Endangered Status (9/24/10)
• Europe Seeks to Protect Mid-Atlantic High Seas (9/24/10)
• Great White Sharks No Cold-Blooded 'Jaws': Campaigners (9/24/10)
• Battle to Control Arctic Resources (9/24/10)
• New Study Affirms US Gulf Spill Estimate (9/24/10)
• Planned Distribution of BP Research Funds Worries Some Scientists (9/24/10)
• Project Aims to Examine Oil’s Effects on Gulf Fish (9/23/10)
• US Commerce Chief Orders Review of Questionable Penalties Against Northeastern Fishermen (9/23/10)
• Another Deadly Challenge for the Sea Otter (9/23/10)
• British Firms Miss Out as World's Biggest Offshore Windfarm Opens Off UK Coast (9/23/10)
• Top Scientists Meet in Tampa to Study Health Impacts of Gulf Oil Spill (9/23/10)
• Gulf Coast Eyes Tourism Boost from Fall Fishing (9/22/10)
• Wetlands Group Wants BP Fines to Restore Coast (9/22/10)
• More Federal Waters Re-Opened to Fishing (9/22/10)
• China Has World's Largest 'SeafoodPrint'; U.S. Ranks Third (9/22/10)
• Ocean Cold Snap Paused Global Warming in 70s: Study (9/22/10)
• A Giant Leap Into the Unknown: GM Salmon That Grows and Grows (9/22/10)
• A Ratings Game for Fish (9/22/10)
• Efforts to Clean Up Gulf Oil Continue in La. (9/22/10)
• Oil From Gulf Spill Diminishing (9/21/10)
• Legislators Cautioned About Oil Spill Response Readiness (9/21/10)
• Experts: Caribbean Corals Could Face Record Bleach (9/21/10)
• Leak is Plugged But Storm Has Not Abated for BP (9/21/10)
• (Editorial) The BP Well is Dead. Long Live Lessons from the Gulf Oil Spill. (9/20/10)
• Extreme Heat Bleaches Coral, and Threat Is Seen (9/20/10)
• Fishermen Fight Tougher Tuna Regulations (9/20/10)
• FDA to Consider Approval of Modified Salmon (9/20/10)
• Warming in Deep Southern Ocean Linked to Sea-Level Rise (9/20/10)
• (Editorial) Saving the World's Oceans (9/20/10)
• Gulf Oil Well is Dead but the Pain Will Remain (9/20/10)
• A ‘Wetlab’ Could Put Mass. in the Lead in Ocean Energy Race (9/19/10)
• BP Well Sealed, But Gusher of Uncertainty Remains (9/19/10)
• U.S. Says BP Permanently "Kills" Gulf of Mexico Well (9/19/10)
• Experts: Coral-Bleaching Threat is Minimal (9/18/10)
• Bye-Bye to 5 Kemp's (9/18/10)
• Diamonds in the Rough: Coast Coral Rreefs Get Clean Bill of Health (9/18/10)
• (Editorial) A Melting Arctic Hits Home (9/17/10)
• Gulf Oil Well on Verge of Being Plugged for Good (9/17/10)
• Drilling Ban Not a Job Killer, Government Report Says (9/16/10)
• Bacteria in the Gulf Mostly Digested Gas, Not Oil, Study Finds (9/16/10)
• Explorers Assess The Health Of The World’s Oceans (9/16/10)
• Arctic Ice Could Be Gone By 2030 (9/16/10)
• (Editorial) Gulf Oil Disaster Still Presents Many Challenges (9/16/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill: After it Hit Beaches, Where Did it Go? (9/15/10)
• Restoration Projects Announced for Gulf Coast (9/15/10)
• NOAA Head: Scientists' Work on Gulf Spill Far from Done (9/15/10)
• BP Oil Spill: Permanent Seal Only Hours Away, Say US Officials (9/15/10)
• Washington Cracks Down on Abandoned Gulf Wells (9/15/10)
  
• New Approach to Ease the Oceans from Overfishing, Pollution and Human Impact (9/15/10)
• EU Fish Chief Warns on Herring, Raises Cod Quota (9/15/10)
• Huge Sockeye Run a Mystery, Not a Trend, Scientists Say (9/15/10)
• Oil Spill: Toxic Levels 38 Times Higher Than Norm (9/15/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill Fallout: How Bad Is It? (9/15/10)
• American, Cuban, Mexican Scientists Will Meet to Study Gulf of Mexico (9/15/10)
• BP Cited for North Sea Safety Failures: Report (9/15/10)
• World Pays High Price for Overfishing, Studies Say (9/14/10)
• (Editorial) Fishing at the Base of the Pyramid (9/14/10)
• Commercial Fishing Hook Snags Rare Albatross Off Alaska (9/14/10)
• GCRL Cataloguing Species from Gulf (9/14/10)
• Warming Arctic Pushes Wildlife to the Edge (9/14/10)
• Shark Attack Survivors Fight to Save Endangered Species (9/14/10)
• Oil May Have Washed Up in Coden, Bayou La Batre, Say Witnesses (9/14/10)
• Melting Sea Ice Forces Walruses Ashore In Alaska (9/13/10)
• Central American Manatees Under Threat (9/13/10)
• (Editorial) Free Fish from their Pain and Suffering (9/13/10)
• (Editorial) Deep Sea Fishing is 'Oceanocide' (9/13/10)
• Economic Potential Warms Cockles of Growers' Hearts (9/13/10)
• Dolphins Shell Out for a Fish Supper (9/13/10)
• More Than 500 Red Lionfish Caught in Keys (9/13/10)
• Earth's Penguins are Skating on Thin Ice (9/13/10)
• Miami Chefs to Visit Louisiana (9/13/10)
• Gulf May Avoid Direst Predictions After Oil Spill (9/13/10)
• Where's the Oil? On the Gulf Floor, Scientists Say (9/13/10)
• NOAA: Gulf Oil Spill Bigger, Exxon Valdez Still Worse (9/13/10)
• (Editorial) An Oil Wave Still Possible (9/13/10)
• BP Sees Oil Spill Claims Below $20 Bln - Analysts (9/13/10)
• The Oil Spill’s Money Squeeze (9/12/10)
• U.S. and Cuba Discuss Alliance to Save Sharks (9/11/10)
• (Editorial) With Sockeye, Seeing Red is Cause for Cautious Celebration (9/11/10)
• Credibility of BP Oil Spill Study is Challenged (9/11/10)
• Final Seal of BP Oil Well to Begin (9/11/10)
• UCSC Study: Algae-Spawned Toxin Blamed in Sea Otter Deaths (9/10/10)
• Fish Farms: Pro and Con (9/10/10)
• Scientists Find Thick Layer Of Oil On Seafloor (9/10/10)
• EPA: Louisiana's Sand Berms Not Stopping Much Oil (9/10/10)
• New Nets to Have Conservation Role (9/10/10)
• Is Genetically Modified Salmon Safe? (9/10/10)
• Sea Temperatures Around Japan Hit Record High (9/10/10)
• Officials Say No Submerged Oil Found (9/9/10)
• Feds Plan More Sea Turtle Releases in Gulf (9/9/10)
• Louisiana Sand Berms are Not Stopping Much Oil from Gulf of Mexico Spill, EPA Says (9/9/10)
• Arctic Ice Melt Threatens Iconic Narwhal, Scientists Warn (9/9/10)
• Invisible Carbon Pumps(9/9/10)
• Pacific Sockeye Salmon Return in Record Numbers (9/9/10)
• Turtles Tracked 3000km in Search for Place to Breed (9/9/10)
• Many Gulf Fishermen Reluctant to Try Their Luck (9/9/10)
• BP Seeks to Shift Blame for Oil Spill (9/9/10)
• Turtle Egg Rescue at Space Center Billed Success (9/8/109)
• Protect Corals with Reef Networks, UN Study Says (9/8/10)
• Fears for Future of Salmon Fishing (9/8/10)
• Millions of Migrating Birds Heading to Oil (9/8/10)
• BP to Admit Partial Blame for Deepwater Oil Spill (9/8/10)
• Microbes Are Eating BP Oil Without Using Up Oxygen (9/7/10)
• World's Smallest Seahorse Faces Extinction After BP Oil Spill (9/7/109)
• Oil Cleanup Continues on Mississippi Barrier Islands (9/7/10)
• Farm-Raised Mussels Pass First Local Test (9/6/10)
• Scientists to Map Carbon Effect on Barrier Reef (9/6/10)
• Leaping Sharks Are No Bull (9/6/10)
• BP Spill: White House Says Oil Has Gone, But Gulf's Fishermen Are Not So Sure (9/6/10)
• Shrimp and Oil Are Still King at this Louisiana Festival (9/6/10)
• Bird Rescue Experts Kept on Sideline After Gulf Oil Spill (9/5/10)
• Focus of Gulf Oil Disaster Shifts to Finding the Culprit (9/5/109)
• Louisianans Affected by Gulf Oil Spill Seek Lessons in Alaska from Exxon Valdez (9/5/10)
• 10 of 18 Penguin Species Experience Further Serious Population Decline (9/5/10)
• Japan's Appetite for Fish is Depleting Stocks, Threatening Restaurants (9/4/10)
• Latest Gulf Oil Rig Problem Differs from BP Spill (9/3/10)
• Invasion Fears for Welsh Crayfish (9/3/10)
• 'Humane' Seafood Label Call (9/3/10)
• BP's Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Response Costs Rise to $8 Billion (9/3/10)
• BP Should Fix Damage to Louisiana Seafood's Image Caused by its Oil Spill (Editorial) (9/2/10)
• Temporary Cap That Stopped Oil Gusher Removed (9/2/10)
• Alaska Moves to Delist Eastern Steller Sea Lions (9/2/10)
• Oil Sheen Spreading from Gulf Platform Explosion (9/2/10)
• Rescue Efforts Underway After Explosion in Gulf (9/2/10)
• Japan Begins Annual Dolphin Hunt (9/2/10)
• Risks Remain With Gulf Well Cap Coming Off (9/2/10)
  
• Cap on BP's Ruptured Oil Well to be Removed (9/2/10)
• National Aquarium in Baltimore to Focus More on Conservation (9/1/10)
• Fish Stories: Seafood Eco-Labels Not Always Reliable, Says Study (9/1/10)
• Ancient Coral Reef Uncovered in South Pacific (9/1/10)
• Sockeye Return is a 'Perfect Miracle' (9/1/10)
• SJC Ruling Gives Cape Wind Project Green Light to Build (9/1/10)
• Officials Pledge to Work More Closely on Oil Spill Research (9/1/10)
• Metals from Oilsands Harmful to Fish: Study (8/31/10)
• Tiny Antarctic Creatures Hint at Sea Level Rise (8/31/10)
• Does Japan's Affair with Tuna Mean Loving it to Extinction? (8/31/10)
• Officials to Update on Stalled Effort to Kill Oil Well (8/31/10)
• As Oil Danger Subsides, Relocation of Turtle Nests Ends (8/30/10)
• Taiwan Eyes Marine Park Despite Fishermen Objection (8/30/10)
• Deadliest Catch, Found in Unlikely Waters (8/30/10)
• Odd Chill Kills Corals, Harms Area Businesses (8/30/10)
• BP Preps Next Step in Effort to Seal Gulf Oil Well (8/30/10)
• (Editorial) The Urgent Islands (8/29/10)
• Small East Coast Fish Fuels Big Environmental Feud (8/29/10)
• Obama, in New Orleans, Promises to 'Fight Alongside' Gulf Coast (8/29/10)
• Risk-Taking Rises as Oil Rigs in Gulf Drill Deeper (8/29/10)
• BP, Other Officials Try to Assure Crowd at Meeting Seafood is Safe (8/29/10)
• Tiny Gulf Sea Creature Could Shed Light on Impact of Oil Spill (8/28/10)
• B.C. Sockeye Salmon Bounty Estimate Upped to 30 Million (8/28/10)
• China, Japan Agree to Restrict Increase in Chinese Fishing Boats (8/28/10)
• Europe Announces Breakthrough in Breeding Bluefin Tuna (8/27/10)
• A New Generation of Deep-Sea Wind Turbines (8/27/10)
• Analysts Say it's Safe to End Drilling Moratorium (8/27/10)
• Chevron Remains Committed to Deepwater Drilling (8/27/10)
• U.S. Urged to Ensure Deepwater Drilling Safety (8/26/10)
• Canada's Lost Salmon Found (8/26/10)
• Deep-Sea Images Reveal Colorful Life Off Indonesia (8/26/10)
• (Editorial) Have We Saved the Salmon? Not Yet. (8/26/10)
• After the Leak, Restoring the Gulf Coast (8/26/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill: Engineers Grapple with New Complications (8/25/10)
• BP Scraps Plans to Drill in Arctic Due to Gulf Spill: Report (8/25/10)
• Ship Sewage Restricted to 3 Miles Off Coast (8/25/10)
• Oil Mop-Up in Last Stage (8/25/10)
• (Editorial) BP Catastrophe Might Lurk in Deep Waters (8/25/10)
• Study: Petroleum-Eating Microbes Significantly Reduced Gulf Oil Plume (8/24/10)
• HSE Reveals Nearly 100 Major Leaks Offshore (8/24/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill to Blame for Oily Blobs in Vital Gulf Sea Life? (8/24/10)
• Job Losses Over Drilling Ban Fail to Materialize (8/24/10)
• Wormholes Intrigue Scientists Studying BP Spill (8/24/10)
• Geoengineering 'Can't Just Slam on the Brakes' on Rising Sea Levels (8/24/10)
• U.S. Research Vessel Sees Few Signs of Spilled Oil (8/24/10)
• Hybrid Hearings in Houston on Oil Spill is Focusing on Safety Recommendations (8/24/10)
• Long Lost Species Makes a Comeback Off West Vancouver (8/23/10)
• Despite Crab Rebound, Watermen, Processors Still Struggle (8/23/10)
• Oil Leak Worries Linger: For Many in Gulf, Disaster Not Over (8/23/10)
• First Catch from the Gulf: Is the Seafood Safe? (8/23/10)
• Hawaii Coral to be Monitored for Bleaching (8/23/10)
• Deep Water Dead Zone Predicted in the Gulf (8/23/10)
• Gulf of Mexico's Fish Beachings May Be Increasing Because of BP Oil Spill (8/23/10)
• Mystery in the Sound: Why are the Shells of Lobsters Wasting Away? (8/22/10)
• Nets Are a Dead Loss for Sea Life(8/22/10)
• Fishermen Help Capture Sea Turtles in Oily Gulf (8/22/10)
• BP Boosts Awareness of Threat to Wetlands (8/22/10)
• 10 New Coral Species Found in Hawaii (8/21/10)
• Looking for Trouble on ‘Highway’ for Manatees (8/20/10)
• Gauging BP Oil Spill's Damage May Take a Decade (8/20/10)
• 'Virtual Shellfish' Aid In Studying Oil's Effects (8/20/10)
• Britain's Bird and Sea-Life Protection Boosted by 15 New Sites (8/20/10)
• Study Measures Atlantic Plastic Accumulation (8/20/10)
• Queensland Fish Species Migrating South Due to Climate Change (8/20/10)
• Well's Blowout Preventer to be Replaced Before 'Bottom Kill' (8/20/10)
• Academic Scientists Say Oil from Gulf Spill is Not Going Away Quickly (8/20/10)
• BP Oil Spill: US Scientist Retracts Assurances Over Success of Cleanup (8/19/10)
• BP Accused of Withholding 'Critical' Spill Data (8/19/10)
• Monterey's First BLUE Ocean Film Festival and Conservation Summit Brings Ocean Conservation to the Big Screen (8/19/10)
• Scientists Tap into Sea Slug's Poison (8/19/10)
• Allen: Bottom Kill Could be Complete by Week After Labor Day (8/19/10)
• Oiled Sea Turtles Released Back into the Gulf After Rehab (8/18/10)
• Aleutian Fishing May be Curbed to Help Sea Lions (8/18/10)
• Scientists Make Coral Health Breakthrough for Barrier Reef (8/18/10)
• Toxic Levels of Oil Found in Gulf Area Crucial to Fish (8/18/10)
• Obama's New Offshore Oil Drilling Rules: Too Many Loopholes? (8/17/10)
• Hong Kongers Wage Campaign Against Shark Fin (8/17/10)
• Soaring Temps Cause Mass Coral Killing in Indonesia: Study (8/17/10)
• Moves to Shift Pest to Plates (8/17/10)
• Gulf Oil Traces Spread East on Sea Floor, Researchers Say (8/17/10)
• Final Gulf Oil Well 'Kill' Plan on Hold Amid Pressure Fears (8/17/10)
• Report: Nearly 80 Percent of Spilled Oil Still Threatens Gulf (8/17/10)
• Unallayed by Tests, Fishermen Greet Start of Gulf Shrimp Harvest with Suspicion (8/17/10)
• Sea Otter Numbers Take a Turn for the Worse (8/16/10)
• Gulf Seafood Gets Intense Safety Testing (8/16/10)
• La. Shrimpers Start New Season With Worries About Prices, Unseen Oil and if Consumers Will Buy (8/16/10)
• This Summer, Clammers are Happy as, Well ... (8/15/10)
• Fishing Legacy Fades From Some New England Ports (8/15/10)
• Toxic Acid Outbreak Hits Seabirds, Sea Lions (8/15/10)
• With BP Spill Under Control, U.S. Revisits Drill Ban (8/15/10)
• Tips on Buying Eco-Friendly Seafood (8/14/10)
• (Editorial) Oil, Fish Farming and the Planet (8/14/10)
• Rise of the Ratfish in Puget Sound (8/14/10)
• Beaches Badly Hit by Oil Spill (8/13/10)
• Projects Selected for Study of Oil Spill Impact (8/13/10)
• BP Runs Pressure Test Before Final Sealing of Gulf Oil Well (8/12/10)
• Oyster Shortage Means You'll be Shelling Out More (8/12/10)
• Gulf Leaders Wary Over Wavering on Final Plug (8/12/10)
• Signs of Regrowth Seen in Oiled Louisiana Marshland (8/12/10)
• Saving Marine Invertebrates From Gulf Oil Spill Takes Some Backbone (8/12/10)
• Flotilla of Stinging Jellyfish Hit Spanish Beaches (8/11/10)
• (Editorial) Will it Now Be Out of Sight, Out of Mind for Gulf Coast? (8/11/10)
• Huge Ice Island May Threaten Shipping (8/11/10)
• Fishing Ban Off Florida Panhandle Lifted as Squalls Halt Oil Spill Effort (8/11/10)
• Weather Halts Work on Well- New Orleans Court Gets Suits (8/11/10)
• Oil Spill: BP Nears Deal to Continue Drilling in Gulf of Mexico (8/11/10)
• Scientists Try To Determine Oil's Impact On Sea Life (8/10/10)
• Former Senator Ted Stevens Killed in Plane Crash (8/10/10)
• NOAA Approves Reform of West Coast Fish Harvest (8/10/10)
• Plastics, Chemicals May Weaken Lobsters’ Health (8/10/10)
• R.I. Shark Researchers on the Hunt (8/10/10)
• Gulf Relief Well Down to Final, Tricky 100 Feet (8/10/10)
• Oiled Crabs Stoke Fears Spill is Tainting Food Web (8/10/10)
• Oil Spill Near Mumbai Poses Grave Environmental Threat (8/10/10)
• Shark Slaughter Advances Into Red Sea (8/9/10)
• Massive Ice Island Breaks Off Greenland (8/9/10)
• Seafood Facing a Tainted Image: Scientists Discuss What's Next for Gulf (8/9/10)
• Plug in Gulf Well Is Declared a Success (8/8/10)
• Experts Say Eating Fish Can Both Help, Harm Your Health (8/8/10)
• US Agency Rules Out Health Threat From Oil Dispersants (8/7/10)
• Scientists Question BP Spill Report (8/6/10)
• BP Looks to Relief Well to Finish Gulf Kill (8/6/10)
• BP Finishes Pumping Cement into Ruptured Well (8/6/10)
• How Did Five Million Barrels of Oil Simply Disappear? (8/6/10)
• AP Enterprise: Scientists Think Gulf Can Recover (8/5/10)
• NC Scientists Document Oil-free Coast's Condition (8/5/10)
• BP to Pump Cement Into Blown-out Gulf Well (8/5/10)
• Crush of Mud Finally Plugs BP's Well in the Gulf (8/5/10)
• Some Scientists Doubt Data on Dissipation of Oil from Gulf (8/5/10)
• Oil Spill Rewrites the Rules of Research (8/5/10)
• (Editorial) Proving Our Seafood's Safety (8/4/10)
• 'Static Kill' Appears to Be Working in Well, BP Says (8/4/10)
• BP Begins Effort to Permanently Seal Gulf Gusher (8/4/10)
• Obama Administration Seeks Seismic Testing for Oil Drilling in Arctic Ocean (8/4/10)
• 400 Sea Turtle Hatchlings Released at Beach (8/3/10)
• USGS Survey Finds Another Drop in California Sea Otters (8/3/10)
• BP Oil Spill: Obama Administration's Scientists Admit Alarm Over Chemicals (8/3/10)
• The Scales Fall: Is There Any Hope for Our Overfished Oceans? (8/2/10)
• NOAA Report Reviews Ecosystem Management in National Marine Sanctuaries (8/2/10)
• Tracing Oil Reserves to Their Tiny Origin (8/2/10)
• Big Tuna: The Philippines' Fishing Woes (8/2/10)
• Gulf Diversity Threatened Even Before Oil Spill (8/2/10)
• Scientists Plumb the Depths to Ask How Many Fish in the Sea (8/2/10)
• BP Gears up for Two-Phase Effort to Plug Gulf Oil Well (8/2/10)
• Gulf Coast Fights Battle of Perception After Spill (8/1/10)
• There's Less To See, But Oil Still Haunts The Gulf (8/1/10)
• Is Mullet Safe to Eat After the Oil Spill? (8/1/10)
• The Big Question: How Clean is Clean? (7/31/10)
• For 'Oiled' Marshlands, Time May be the Only Balm (7/30/10)
• Dispersants Used in Oil Disaster Creating New Crisis (7/30/10)
• Feds, Farmers Create Habitats for Migrating Birds (7/30/10)
• Global Warming 'Undeniable,' World Report Says (7/29/10)
• Experts: Gulf Oil Unlikely to Reach East Coast (7/29/10)
• Gulf of Mexico Has Long Been a Dump Site for Industry (7/29/10)
• Scientists See Rays of Hope Among Clouds of Oil (7/29/10)
• A Blueprint for Blue Planet Protection (7/29/10)
• Majority of Spilled Oil in Gulf of Mexico Unaccounted for in Government Data (7/2910)
• Gulf Spill Lacks Societal Punch of Santa Barbara (7/29/10)
• 100 Days in, Gulf Spill Leaves Ugly Questions Unanswered (7/28/10)
• BP Oil Spill in Gulf of Mexico Disperses Quicker Than Was Feared (7/28/10)
• Senate Panel Hears From Alaskans on Oil Spill Damages (7/28/10)
• Met Office Report: Global Warming Evidence is 'Unmistakable' (7/28/10)
• Plankton, Base of Ocean Food Web, in Big Decline (7/28/10)
• Expert Focus on Fish and Climate Change (7/28/10)
• Rare Giant Coral Spotted in Pacific (7/28/10)
• Concern Still High About Volume of Oil in Gulf (7/28/10)
• Gulf Coast Fish Report (7/28/10)
• Another Oil Leak Hits Gulf of Mexico (7/27/10)
• On the Surface, Gulf Oil Spill Is Vanishing Fast; Concerns Stay (7/27/10)
• Battle to Save Gulf Sea Turtles From Oily Death (7/27/10)
• Wild Caspian Caviar Returns (7/27/10)
• Delaware Researchers Study American Eels (7/27/10)
• Acidic Seas Pose Threat to Fishing (7/27/10)
• Gulf Focus Shifts, But Where is All the Oil? (7/2710)
• China Says Ocean Cleared of Oil 10 Days After Spill (7/27/10)
• Biologists Release Endangered Turtles Into Gulf (7/26/10)
• Lionfish Boom Threatens Atlantic Ecosystems (7/26/10)
• Oceanography: Secrets of the Deep (7/26/10)
• Human Activities Major Threat to Corals (7/26/10)
• Crews Resume Efforts to Seal Stoppered Well (7/26/10)
• The Effects of the Oil Spill on Human Health (7/26/10)
• China Says Oil Spill Under Control (7/26/10)
• Oil Dispersants a Threat to Gulf Breeding Grounds, Fishery Experts Say (7/25/10)
• (Editorial) Stewardship of the Sea (7/25/10)
• Addiction to Plastic is Fuelling Marine Disaster (7/25/10)
• BP Is Expected to Replace Chief With American (7/25/10)
• Will Canada be Frozen Out in Great Arctic Sweepstakes? (7/24/10)
• Australian Savagery and Saving the Shark (7/23/10)
• Evil Weed in Baltic Sea Puts Marine Life at Risk (7/23/10)
• Scientists Team Up to Attack Louisiana's Gulf Oil Spill Berm Plan (7/23/10)
• Growing Number of Bird Deaths Reported on Gulf Coast; Bird Conservation Groups Raise Alarm (7/23/10)
• Oil-Spill Area Could Feel the Impact of Tropical Storm Bonnie (7/23/10)
• High Winds, Heavy Surf Damaging Sea Turtle Nests (7/22/10)
• US to Reopen One Third of Gulf Closed After Oil Spill (7/2210)
• Proposal To Ban Lobstering From Mass. To NC Killed (7/22/10)
• Malaysia Closes Diving Reefs to Save Coral (7/22/10)
• Deep-Sea Discoveries Off Canada's Coast (7/22/10)
• Large China Oil Spill Threatens Sea Life, Water (7/22/10)
• (Editorial) As We See It: National Ocean Policy Has Great Potential (7/21/10)
• Would You Eat a Cownose Ray? Virginia Hopes So (7/21/10)
• Can Crabs Overcome Oil During the Peak Spawning Season? (7/21/10)
• British Seas: More Fish, Cleaner and Greater Biodiversity, Says Defra (7/21/10)
• Group Has Ideas To Prevent Hawaii Dolphin Bycatch (7/21/10)
• China Beaches Closed After Oil Spill (7/21/10)
• Oil Skips Most Florida Beaches, But So Do Many Tourists (7/21/10)
• Hundreds Of Dead Penguins Dot Brazil's Beaches (7/20/10)
• (Editorial) Acidic Water no Surprise to Shellfish Growers (7/20/10)
• China Uses Oil-Eating Bacteria to Clean Up Spill (7/20/10)
• Council to Oversee Marine Resources (7/20/10)
• BP Floats New Bid to Seal Well with Cement (7/20/10)
• The Future Of 'Wild Fish' (7/19/10)
• Taking Lessons From What Went Wrong (7/19/10)
• (Editorial) It Came From Beneath the Sea (7/19/10)
• Obama to Launch Ocean Initiative (7/19/10)
• US Allows BP to Test, Keep Shut Gulf Well Despite Seepage (7/19/10)
• RICO Law Made to Combat Mafia Used in BP Lawsuits (7/19/10)
• Coral Reefs Suffer Mass Bleaching (7/18/10)
• Scientists to Create the Most Detailed Map of California Coastline Ever Assembled (7/18/10)
• Cajuns on Gulf Worry They May Need to Move Again (7/18/10)
• Gulf Fish Cordoned Off For Seafood Sniffers' Inspection (7/18/10)
• Hope Peeks Out Over Oil-Weary Gulf Coast (7/18/10)
• Robot Peeks Into Watery World Off N.L. (7/17/10)
• Bearded 'Super' Fish Helps Salvage Ocean Dead Zone (7/17/10)
• After Oil Spills, Hidden Damage Can Last for Years (7/17/10)
• Capped BP Gulf Well Under Scrutiny, Obama Cautious (7/17/10)
• In Pictures: New Sea Creatures Found on Barrier Reef (7/16/10)
• Findings Overturn Old Theory of Phytoplankton Growth, Raise Concerns for Ocean Productivity (7/16/10)
• Sea-Level Increases May Be Worse for Some Areas Than Others (7/16/10)
• The Oil Spill is Under Control – Now it's Time to Count the Ecological Cost (7/16/10)
• BP Buys Up Gulf Scientists for Legal Defense, Roiling Academic Community (7/16/10)
• Oil Spill Watchers Aren’t Expressing Optimism (7/16/10)
• Sharks Swarming (7/16/10)
• BP Stops Flood of Oil Into Gulf of Mexico (7/16/10)
• Next Steps in Test of BP Gulf Oil Cap (7/15/10)
• Oil Spill Probe Now Includes Abandoned Wells (7/15/10)
• Sea Turtles Rescued From Gulf Spill Released (7/15/10)
• BP: No Oil Leaking into Gulf From Busted Well (7/15/10)
• Ancient Species Discovered in Barrier Reef Depths (7/15/10)
• The Prince of Wales Accuses Sceptics of Peddling 'Pseudo Science' (7/15/10)
• Threat to Marine Life From Warming UK Seas (7/15/10)
• Leak Forces New Delay to BP Oil Cap Test (7/15/10)
• Animal Autopsies in Gulf Yield a Mystery (7/15/10)
• Oil Hits Louisiana's Largest Seabird Nesting Area (7/15/10)
• Birds Flying Right Into Oily Morass of Gulf (7/14/10)
• BP Faces US Ban on New Oil and Gas Drilling Licences (7/14/10)
• Europe in Fish Debt to Rest of the World (7/14/10)
• Scientists Say Gulf Spill Altering Food Web (7/14/10)
• Setback: BP Cap in Limbo Over Gov't Questions (7/14/10)
• Fishing for Pollution in the Atlantic (7/14/10)
• Indian Ocean Sea Level Rise Threatens Millions (7/14/10)
• Lessons From Exxon Valdez Spill Have Gone Unheeded (7/14/10)
• Oil Spill’s Impact on Gulf Seafood Remains Uncertain (7/13/10)
• BP Well May Be Capped, But Oil's Damage is Far From Over (7/13/10)
• How Fast Will the Gulf Bounce Back From the BP Oil Spill? (7/13/10)
• Sea Ice Melting Faster in Arctic (7/13/10)
• Gov't Hopes New Drilling Moratorium Can Survive (7/13/10)
• Gulf Seafood Must Pass the Smell Test (7/13/10)
• (Editorial) BP and the Exxon Valdez: A Crude Comparison (7/13/10)
• Gulf Residents Share Pain as Commission Probes BP Oil Spill (7/13/10)
• (Editorial) Obama's Surprising Unilateralism on Oil (7/13/10)
• Shellfish at Risk: Puget Sound Becoming Acidified (7/12/10)
• Save Sea Otters to Fight Global Warming (7/12/10)
• Restaurants Mobilize to Save Fisheries (7/12/10)
• New Offshore Drilling Chief Says He May Rile Industry, Environmental Groups (7/12/10)
• Eco Warrior's Pacific Journey Shows How 'Dumb Plastic' is Killing Our Seas (7/11/10)
• In BP’s Record, a History of Boldness and Costly Blunders (7/12/10)
• Teams Resume Burning Oil in Gulf of Mexico (7/12/10)
• Science Butting Heads With Politics (7/12/10)
• Rising Sea Drives Panama Islanders to Mainland (7/11/10)
• Ban Will Help Protect Red Snapper (7/11/10)
• Amazon River Dolphins Being Slaughtered for Bait (7/10/10)
• Europe's Fishing Industry 'Unsustainable' as Stocks Drop (7/9/10)
• (Editorial) In the Oceans, the Heat is Really On (7/9/10)
• Transferring Oil From Broken Well an Option for BP (7/9/10)
• Dead Zone in Gulf Linked to Oil (7/9/10)
• Euro-MPs Call for Fair and Transparent Trade in Fish (7/8/10)
• How Much Plastic is in the Ocean? (7/8/10)
• China Launches Armada to Head Off Algae Plume (7/8/10)
• Nothing Fishy About Our Seafood (7/8/10)
• Effects of Oil Spreading Beyond the Obvious Places (7/8/10)
• Unprecedented Turtle Egg Move Underway (7/8/10)
• Say What?! Whales Shout over Noise Pollution (7/7/10)
• BP Oil Spill: An Interactive Timeline (7/7/10)
• Sand Covers BP Oil From View, But Not Toes (7/7/10)
• How to Conquer the Invasive Lionfish? Saute it. (7/7/10)
• Gulf Awash in 27,000 Abandoned Wells (7/7/10)
• Green Religion Movement Hopes Spill Wins Converts (7/7/10)
• Oceans' Growing Carbon Dioxide Levels May Threaten Coral Reef Fish (7/6/10)
• Crabs Decimating Cape Cod Marsh Grasses (7/6/10)
• Louisiana and Scientists Spar Over How to Stop Oil (7/6/10)
• Expanded Testing Ensures Safety of Gulf Seafood (7/6/10)
• Stunning Sea Life Under Melting Arctic Ice (7/6/10)
• Dead Zone in Gulf Linked to Ethanol Production (7/6/10)
• Recovery Effort Falls Vastly Short of BP's Promises (7/6/10)
• Fishing Ban Expanded to 1/3 of Gulf (7/6/10)
• BP Oil Spill: Deepwater Horizon and Hurricane Alex (7/6/10)
• UK Plans Response to Potential BP Collapse: Report (7/6/10)
• Oil Comes Ashore in Texas as BP Dismisses Money Worries (7/6/10)
• Oil Spills Raise Arsenic Levels in the Ocean, Says New Research (7/5/10)
• Calls to Update Maritime Laws (7/5/10)
• BP Oil making its Way Toward Lake, Toward NO (7/5/10)
• Fish's Love Songs Key to Understand Oil-Spill Impact on Marine Life (7/5/10)
• In Search of the Giant Humboldt Squid off B.C.’s Coast (7/5/10)
• It's Not Just BP's Oil in the Gulf That Threatens World's Oceans (7/4/10)
• Dispersants Flow Into Gulf in 'Science Experiment' (7/2/10)
• Deep-sea Mining Adds to Fears of Marine Pollution (7/2/10)
• (Editorial) Ignorance Winning Out Over Expertise in Gulf Blowout (7/2/10)
• A Hard Day's Work on the Front lines of Oil Cleanup (7/2/10)
• Hawaii's First Shark Fin Ban Begins This Week (7/1/10)
• How Endangered Species Are Faring In The Gulf (7/1/10)
• Businessman Says BP Sinking Oil to Save Money (7/1/10)
• Oil Entering Gulf's Food Chain (7/1/10)
• Threatened Whale Sharks Seen in Gulf Oil Spill (7/1/10)
• Haste Urged to Halt Invasive Carp's Advance (7/1/10)
• BP Spill Hits a Somber Record as Gulf's Biggest (7/1/10)
• Not Enough 'Money in the World' For All BP Spill Claims (7/1/10)
• Oil Spill's Toll on Birds Set to Drastically Soar (7/1/10)
• Biologists Find 'Dead Zones' Around BP Oil Spill in Gulf (6/30/10)
• Global Warming Swarms Ireland in Jellyfish (6/30/10)
• BP Cash Hurts State's Oyster Capital (6/30/10)
• Hurricane Alex Delays Gulf Oil Clean-up Efforts (6/30/10)
• Some 70,000 Turtle Eggs to be Whisked Far From Oil (6/30/10)
• Nations Using Robots To Scout Arctic Sea (6/29/10)
• Computer Model to Aid in Fishery Management (6/29/10)
• Smallest Whale Population Identified (6/29/10)
• Some Costs of Cleaning Up an Oil Spill Still Unknown (6/29/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill: The Story So Far (6/29/10)
• Finless Porpoises in China on Brink of Extinction (6/29/10)
• (Editorial) Coral: Lost at Sea? (6/29/10)
• Far-off Hurricane Could Slow Oil Spill Cleanup (6/29/10)
• Experts Come Up With Risky Plan to Save Sea Turtle Hatchlings From Gulf Oil Spill (6/29/10)
• Gulf Farmers Asked to Flood Fields for Migrating Birds (6/29/10)
• Study: Collecting Is Affecting Coral Reefs(6/28/10)
• (Editorial) Save the Copepods: Microscopic Animals Just as Important as Other Creatures Affected By Oil Spill (6/28/10)
• (Editorial) Spill a Wake-up Call Heard in the Americas (6/28/10)
• Toxic Mercury Is More at Home in Seawater, Study Finds (6/28/10)
• Biggest Algae Bloom Expanding Off China's East Coast (6/28/10)
• Nations Call for Safer Offshore Drilling (6/28/10)
• Flotilla Of Barges Used As Oil Barricade (6/28/10)
• Oil Spill Hits Mississippi Shores (6/28/10)
• Is it High Time for a Tough Arctic Treaty? (6/27/10)
• Endangered Species on Connecticut Coast: Last of the Lobstermen (6/27/10)
• First Atlantic Storm of Season Has Oil-Hit Gulf on Edge (6/27/10)
• Little Money, Study Devoted to Oil Spill Cleanup Technology (6/27/10)
• Coral Find in Sanctuaries Proves Hotbed of Life (6/26/10)
• Polar Bear Overseer: Few Tools to Stop Melting Ice (6/26/10)
• Medical Experts Study Human Health Effects of BP Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico (6/26/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill: Could 'Toxic Storm' Make Beach Towns Uninhabitable? (6/26/10)
• Does Oily Horror Await Birds Flying South? (6/26/10)
• 'Jaw-Dropping' Levels of Heavy Metals Found in Whales (6/25/10)
• Despite Concerns, Dispersant Use Continues on Gulf Oil Spill (6/25/10)
• They Ensure Gulf Seafood Remains Safe to Eat (6/25/10)
• In Panhandle, Cleanup to Become Way of Life? (6/25/10)
• Scottish Petition Calls for Wild Salmon Protection (6/24/10)
• Talks on Reducing Whale Hunting Break Down (6/24/10)
• Russia's Oil Exploration Threatens Gray Whales (6/24/10)
• (Editorial) Keep Pesticides on Farm (6/24/10)
• Aquarium Depicts a Defiled Gulf (6/24/10)
• Sharks Carrying Drug-Resistant "Bacterial Monsters" (6/23/10)
• Moon Snail Onslaught Devastates Maine Clam Flats (6/23/10)
• Oil Slick From Deepwater Horizon Expected to Take its Toll on Dolphins (6/23/10)
• Doctors Call for Help Protecting Gulf Oil Spill Workers (6/23/10)
• Endangered-Species Status Is Sought for Bluefin Tuna (6/23/10)
• Cap Finally Replaced After Robot Accident (6/23/10)
• Thick Pools of Oil Wash Up Along North Florida Coast (6/23/10)
• NOAA Opens Waters Previously Closed for Fishing (6/23/10)
• Dolphins Gauge Damage as Oil Creeps Toward Pristine St. Joe Bay (6/23/10)
• Fisheries Scientists to Tackle Catch Limits, Others in U.S. Pacific Areas (6/23/10)
• White House to Appeal Ruling Ending Deepwater Drilling Freeze (6/23/10)
• A Gulf in Understanding (6/22/10)
• Caribbean Region Braced for BP Oil Spill (6/22/10)
• Oil Threatens Key Gulf Algae and its Ecosystem (6/22/10)
• Financial Toll on Gulf States Hard to Define (6/22/10)
• Animal Rights Activists Target BP (6/22/10)
• Florida Keys Dodging Threat From Oil (6/22/10)
• Racing the Oil Sheen, Biologists Take a Bird Census (6/22/10)
• Tuna's End (6/21/10)
• Cold, Dark and Teeming With Life (6/21/10)
• Nations Rethink Drilling in Wake of BP Oil Spill (6/20/10)
• 'Last Hope' of Relief Well Not Guaranteed to Work (6/20/10)
• Oil Spill Stirs Study, Debate Over Health Impacts (6/20/10)
• Nationally, Chefs Stand By Gulf Seafood, But Customers Are Turning Their Backs (6/20/10)
• As Oil Burns, Gulf Boils (6/20/10)
• Will the Gannets in the Oil-drenched Gulf Return? (6/18/10)
• Carbon Emissions Having Harmful, Lasting Impact on Oceans: Reports (6/18/10)
• Taiwan's 2010 bluefin tuna catch drops 60 percent (6/18/10)
• Gulf Oil Full of Methane, Adding New Concerns (6/18/10)
• Ominous Turn for Panhandle as Oil Sightings, Beach Closings Edge East (6/17/10)
• US considers oil disaster aid from 22 countries (6/17/10)
• The Oil Well and the Damage Done (6/17/10)
• Sea Creatures Flee Oil Spill, Gather Near Shore (6/17/10)
• Cuba Braces to Contend With BP Oil Spill (6/16/10)
• Obama Vows 'Everything We've Got' (6/16/10)
• [Editorial] After the Oil Spill (6/16/10)
• U.S. Coast Guard Defuses Spill Threat off Coast of Alaska (6/16/10)
• New Estimates Raise Amount of Oil Flow (6/15/10)
• Oil spill poses health threats, but seafood on market is safe (6/15/10)
• No Way to Clean up Beaufort Spill (6/15/10)
• Centre will lead search for drugs to treat deadly diseases (6/15/10)
• Jindal Asks BP to Pay for Seafood Certification Program (6/15/10)
• Diminishing Gulf Oyster Industry Struggles On (6/15/10)
• Miss. Beaches Largely Unspoiled by Gulf Oil Gusher (6/15/10)
• Obama Faces Nation Over Oil Catastrophe (6/5/10)
• Gulf Coasters Skeptical of Obama, BP Promises (6/15/10)
• Louisiana Governor Says Losing 'War' vs BP Oil Spill (6/15/10)
• Iphone App lLaunched to Rescue Oiled Gulf Coast Wildlife (6/14/10)
• Obama, on Visit, Tries to Lift Economy and Mood (6/14/10)
• Marine Mammals Get Helping Hand From Livermore Lab Scientists (6/14/10)
• 23 Mile Stretch Closed to Shrimp, Crab Fishing (6/14/10)
• In Case of Storm, Spill Containment And Relief Drilling Could Be Suspended (6/13/10)
• BP Deploys Deepsea Sensors to Better Measure Spill (6/13/10)
• US Orders BP to Set Up Fund for Oil Spill Claims (6/13/10)
• Officials Reluctant to Give Up Shark's Fin Soup at Banquets (6/13/10)
• Each Dead Animal Will be Stored and Examined for Cause of Death (6/12/10)
• Minnesota Expert Says Gulf Spill May Affect State Bird, the Common Loon (6/11/10)
• Senators Eye Trust Fund for Conservation (6/11/10)
• New Oil Numbers May Do More Harm to Fish, Wildlife (6/11/10)
• (Editorial) BP Bets the Planet-We Lose (6/10/10)
• Web Page Will Keep Public Updated on Health Impact of Oil Spill (6/10/10)
• BP Oil Leak Aftermath: Slow-motion Tragedy Unfolds for Marine Life (6/10/10)
• US Doubles Gulf Oil Flow Estimate (6/10/10)
• Scientists Race to Find Microspecies Useful for Medicine (6/10/10)
• Concerns Keep Many Away From Shark-kill Tournament (6/10/10)
• [Editorial] Applying Jacques Cousteau's wisdom (6/10/10)
• Race Against Time to Save Great Barrier Reef (6/10/10)
• Roaming Whale Reaches Spain (6/10/10)
• World Needs Gulf of Mexico's Oil, Says BP (6/10/10)
• Ga. Senators Press Feds to Prepare for Oil on East Coast Beaches (6/9/10)
• Is Saving Birds For the Birds? (6/9/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill Sickens More Than 70 People in Louisiana (6/9/10)
• EU Closes Bluefin Tuna Fishing Season Early (6/9/10)
• Caviar Poaching Kills Russia's Noble "Tsar fish" (6/9/10)
• [Editorial] Year 2010: An End Goal for Biodiversity Conservation (6/9/10)
• Seals Track Impact of Climate Change on Reef (6/9/10)
• BP Plans to Burn Some Oil Pumping Up to Surface (6/9/10)
• B.C.'s Rare Glass Sponge Reefs One Step Closer to Protection (6/8/10)
• MPs and Experts in Talks to Stop Fish Stocks' Collapse (6/8/10)
• Cousteau's Spirit to Live on in Centennial Events (6/8/10)
• Toxic Undersea Oil Plumes Lurk in Gulf of Mexico (6/8/10)
• Coast Guard to Probe Report of New Gulf Spill: Official (6/8/10)
• Marine Ecosystem off Haida Guaii, from Deep Ocean to Mountaintops, Protected (6/8/10)
• Ocean Parks 'Vital to Protect Species' (6/8/10)
• Oil Spill Facts Seem As Murky As Stricken Waters (6/8/10)
• Obama Lashes BP Chief, Media Over Oil Disaster (6/8/10)
• Oil Spill Draws Scientists to Gulf to Study Environmental Impact (6/8/10)
• Fish Farmers Doing Their Best to Win War Against Sea Lice (6/7/10)
• Dispersal of Oil Means Cleanup to Take Years, Official Says (6/7/10)
• World Oceans Day Clouded by Oil Spill (6/7/10)
• Skeptical Public Fears Oil-Spill Health Issues (6/7/10)
• Radical Plan to Combat Global Warming 'May Raise Temperatures' (6/7/10)
• More Oil Diverted to Ship, But Damage from Slick Spreads (6/7/10)
• Oil Spill Team Eyes Long Fight Against "The Blob" (6/7/10)
• Canada Takes World's First Step in Protecting Ocean Floor (6/6/10)
• What the Spill Will Kill (6/6/10)
• Dispersants, Lesser Evil or Gulf Poison? (6/6/10)
• In Gulf Oil Spill's Long Reach, Ecological Damage Could Last Decades (6/6/10)
• How the Gushing Oil in the Gulf Will Ripple Around the World (6/5/10)
• Eel Population Slipping Away? (6/4/10)
• Oil Spill: Can Science Clean Up This Mess? (6/4/10)
• Warming Threatens State's Coast, Scientists Say (6/4/10)
• Cap Collects Some Gulf Oil; Crude Washes into Fla. (6/4/10)
• Animal Rescuers Try to Stay Ahead of Oil Tide (6/4/10)
• Oil Could Hit Myrtle Beach Area by July; New Models Plot Route up Coast (6/4/10)
• Coral Atolls Hang on Despite Sea-Level Rise (6/3/10)
• UN Report Calls for Stop to Unsustainable Fisheries (6/3/10)
• Remote Alaskan Sockeye Salmon Offer Clues to Long-Term Survival (6/3/10)
• Fenty to Meet with O'Malley and McDonnell as Future of Chesapeake Bay Comes Back in Focus (6/3/10)
• Pacific Islands Growing, Not Sinking (6/3/10)
• Gulf Coast Oil Spill Could Wreck Region's Tourism and Fishing Industries (6/3/10)
• Sand Berms to be Built as Oil Buffers (6/3/10)
• Nature Cover Study Provides New Standards for Reliable Fisheries (6/2/10)
• Fossil-fuel Use and Feeding World Cause Greatest Environmental Impacts: UNEP Panel (6/2/10)
• Dying, Dead Marine Wildlife Paint Dark, Morbid Picture of Gulf Coast Following Oil Spill (6/2/10)
• Alabama island's Beaches Covered With 'Tar Patties' From Oil Spill (6/2/10)
• Effort to Contain Gulf Oil Stalls With Stuck Saw (6/2/10)
• Spill May Cut Into N.E. Bluefin Catch (6/2/10)
• Italian Fishermen Raise Their Nets in Protest (6/1/10)
• APIL Will Discuss Rising Ocean Levels (6/1/10)
• NOAA Research Ship to Search Gulf for Underwater Oil (6/1/10)
• Deep Underwater, Oil Threatens Reefs (6/1/10)
• BP Shares Plunge as Next Gulf Fix Gets Underway (6/1/10)
• BP Engineers Prepare for Next Bid to Stop Oil Flow (6/1/10)
• BP Clashes With Scientists Over Deep Sea Oil Pollution (6/1/10)
• 'Noise Pollution' Threatens Fish (6/1/10)
• Dozens of Fish Species in Danger in US Oil Leak: Expert (5/31/10)
• Fisherman Files Restraining Order Against BP (5/31/10)
• Garrett Defends Whaling Stance Despite US Criticism (5/31/10)
• Oil Complicates Forecasts on Hurricane Season Eve (5/30/10)
• Oil Spill Creates Huge Undersea 'Dead Zones' (5/30/10)
• Hawaii to Make Eating Shark Fins Illegal (5/29/10)
• Red Tide Not as Fearsome as Predicted This Year (5/29/10)
• Bluefin Farming Proceeds Swimmingly (5/29/10)
• Career Environmentalists Anguish Over Gulf Oil Disaster (5/29/10)
• Under the Waves, a Deep Unknown (5/28/10)
• The Fishing is Fine - in Alaska (5/28/10)
• 3 Million Feet of Boom in Gulf, But Does It Help? (5/28/10)
• Australia to Mount Legal Bid Against Japan Whaling (5/28/10)
• Fixing Oil Spill My Responsibility, Obama Says (5/28/10)
• Oil Spills on Pavement Pose a Significant Environmental Threat (5/28/10)
• Oil Spill Threatens Toothy Marine Predator That Is Cultural and Historic Icon (5/27/10)
• US Oil Spill Clean-Up Boats Recalled After Crews Fall Ill (5/27/10)
• New, Giant Sea Oil Plume Seen in Gulf (5/27/10)
• Scientists Say More Gulf Oil Flowing Than Thought (5/27/10)
• 'Top Kill' Method 'Slows BP Oil Leak' in Gulf of Mexico (5/27/10)
• Feds: La. Barrier Plan Could Push Oil Onto Miss. (5/27/10)
• Salazar Delays Arctic Ocean Drilling (5/27/10)
• 'Ocean Holds Key to Korea's Future' (5/26/10)
• NJ Colleges to Study BP Spill's Effects on East Coast (5/26/10)
• BP Hopes 'Top Kill' Will Stop Oil Gusher (5/26/10)
• BP Oil Spill: How Gulf's Sensitive and Endangered Species are Faring (5/26/10)
• Cousteau Jr.: 'This Is a Nightmare... a Nightmare' (5/26/10)
• Oil Cleanup Workers Report illness (5/26/10)
• Obama Asking Unemployment Coverage for Fishermen Idled by Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (5/26/10)
• Flood of Oil, Drought of Research (5/25/10)
• Gulf of Mexico Fishing Ban Extended (5/25/10)
• Obama Aide: No Damages Cap in Major Oil Spills (5/25/10)
• Two groups to sue BP under Endangered Species Act (5/25/10)
• Fishery disaster declared in three Gulf states (5/25/10)
• In Standoff With Environmental Officials, BP Stays With an Oil Spill Dispersant (5/25/10)
• Oil Hits Home, Spreading Arc Of Frustration (5/25/10)
• Offshore drilling here to stay, but changes coming (5/25/10)
• Heat on White House to do more about Gulf spill (5/25/10)
• Dangers lurk deep for all ocean creatures from (5/24/10)
• Secret formulas, data shortages fuel arguments over dispersants (5/24/10)
• 'Death in the ocean from top to bottom' (5/24/10)
• La. AG: State will protect wetlands regardless (5/24/10)
• Three in four Americans disapprove of BP oil effort: poll (5/24/10)
• Obama urged to save marine life from oil (5/24/10)
• BP admits frustration at failure to halt leak (5/24/10)
• CSIRO: Nine new species for disappearing handfish family (5/24/10)
• UN fish stocks review conference opens with dire outlook for high seas species (5/24/10)
• Gumbo, oyster delicacies could be next victims of oil slick (5/24/10)
• Questions, uncertainty grow along with Gulf spill (5/24/10)
• US threatens to take control from BP as pressure mounts over spill (5/24/10)
• Louisianans take oil cleanup in own hands as frustration mounts (5/23/10)
• Despite Obama's Moratorium, Drilling Projects Move Ahead (5/23/10)
• Louisiana Officials Threaten Action if Spill Response Proves Inadequate (5/23/10)
• BP wants to continue using contentious dispersant (5/22/10)
• Chefs Tout Sustainable U.S. Catfish (5/22/10)
• After oil spill: Taking stock of fishing industry (5/21/10)
• Disaster creates 'giant experiment' in marine toxicology (5/21/10)
• Officials Say 600 Animal Species Threatened by Oil Spill (5/21/10)
• Estimated Rate of Oil Spill No Longer Holds Up (5/21/10)
• The Role of Ethics in Fine Jewellery (5/21/10)
• Oil Washes Into Louisiana Marshes for the First Time (5/21/10)
• Damage Lives on From 1969 Cape Oil Spill (5/21/10)
• A Month in, Outrage Over Gulf Oil Spill Grows (5/21/10)
• Ports 'Failing to Halt Illegal Fishing' (5/21/10)
• Scientist: BP's Oil Spill Estimates Improbable (5/20/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill: 'Like Tracking a Serial Killer' (5/20/10)
• EPA Demands a Less Toxic Dispersant in Gulf Spill (5/20/10)
• Florida Fears Deepen as Oil Enters the Loop Current (5/20/10)
• Man-Made Climate Change Blamed for 'Significant' Rise in Ocean Temperature (5/20/10)
• As Oceans Get Warmer, Congress is Facing Heat (5/20/10)
• Sizing Up The Oil Spill Hearings (5/19/10)
• Scientists Fault U.S. Response in Assessing Gulf Oil Spill (5/19/10)
• Oil Threatens French-Speaking Cajuns, Native Choctaw (5/19/10)
• Heavy Oil Reaches Louisiana Marshland; Tar Balls Found in Key West (5/19/10)
• Scientists Watching Where Oil Spill Headed Next (5/19/10)
• Scientists Fear Oil Slick Damage to Florida Coral (5/19/10)
• Save the World by Eating Sushi (5/19/10)
• Oil Spill's Effect on Wildlife Difficult to Tally (5/19/10)
• Brown Pelican, Louisiana's State Bird, Imperiled by Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (5/19/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill Leaves Scientists in Uncharted Territory (5/18/10)
• Protecting Polar Bears (5/18/10)
• No Fishing: Federal Government Closes 19 Percent of the Gulf Because of the Oil Spill (5/18/10)
• Sustainable Use of our Seas Needs an Integrated View of Humans and Nature (5/18/10)
• BP Chief Says Oil Spill Will Not Halt Industry (5/18/10)
• Spill Reinforces Oil Bad Will for American Indians (5/18/10)
• Turtle Deaths Running High Since Oil Spill: Expert (5/18/10)
• Gulf Current Could Propel Oil Megaspill to More Massive Reach (5/18/10)
• Coast Guard: Tar Balls Found Off Key West, Fla. (5/17/10)
• Coral Reefs Tainted by Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (5/17/10)
• U.S. State Louisiana to Build Barrier to Ward Off Oil Spill (5/17/10)
• Delegation United in Support of Shell's Arctic Drilling (5/17/10)
• Worry That Gulf Oil Spreading into Major Current (5/17/10)
• BP Mulls Options as Tube Captures 'Some' Oil (5/17/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill Sparks Fears of 'Dead Zones' (5/17/10)
• Oil Spill Could Be Among Worst Ever (5/17/10)
• Oil Spill Imperils an Unseen World at the Bottom of the Gulf (5/16/10)
• Along US Gulf Coast, a New Meaning for Barrier Island (5/16/10)
• Drilling Critics Warn of Spill in Arctic Ocean (5/16/10)
• USM Scientists Head Out for Bluefin Tuna Larvae (5/16/10)
• Living Proof That Conservation Works (5/15/10)
• How They're Fighting the Oil Spill (5/15/10)
• Gulf Spill May Far Exceed Official Estimates (5/14/10)
• Obama Eyes 'Next Steps' in Oil Spill (5/14/10)
• BP Boss Implies Oil Slick is Nothing More Than a Drop in the Ocean (5/14/10)
• Size of Oil Spill Underestimated, Scientists Say (5/13/10)
• Marine Scientists Study Ocean-Floor Film of Deepwater Oil Leak (5/13/10)
• Dolphin, Turtle Deaths Eyed for Links to Oil Spill (5/13/10)
• Seafood Market on Web: Port Program Matches Fishermen with Customers (5/13/10)
• US Experts Try to Cap Oil Spill (5/13/10)
• Obama Asks for 129 Million Dollars to Fight Oil-Spill Fallout (5/13/10)
• Oil Spill Worries Mote Shark Research Scientist (5/13/10)
• Emerging Oil Rig Evidence Shows Lack of Regulation (5/13/10)
• Poll: Good Marks for Obama on Spill, More Drilling (5/13/10)
• Mexico Monitors Possible Oil Damage to Marine Species (5/13/10)
• Rash of Nine Porpoise Deaths on Southern Vancouver Island Investigated (5/13/10)
• Destruction of Ecosystem and a Way of Life Looms (5/12/10)
• Shrimpers, Fishermen, Hotels Feel Oil Spill's Trickledown Effect (5/12/10)
• No End to Arguments Over Fish Farms (5/12/10)
• Shelby Worries About Chemical Dispersants' Impact on Coast (5/12/10)
• Scientists Stunned as Grey Whale Sighted off Israel (5/12/10)
• Dead Dolphins Wash Up in Gulf; Oil Role Unclear (5/12/10)
• Fisherman Question Use of Chemical Dispersants in Gulf Oil Spill (5/12/10)
• Rush to Drill Deeper Carries Added Risks (5/12/10)
• Hurricane Could Worsen Huge US Oil Spill: Experts (5/12/10)
• Chesapeake Bay Settlement Has EPA Agreeing to Enforce Pollution Reduction Goals (5/12/10)
• Scientists Deploy Tools to Gather Info (5/11/10)
• Plan Aims to Safeguard Irish Sea Shellfish Industry (5/11/10)
• As Oil Spreads, a Call for Industry’s ‘Plan B’ (5/11/10)
• Oil Spill Swells to 4M Gallons; Fixes Days Off Yet (5/10/10)
• New Ways to Drill, Old Methods for Clean-Up (5/10/10)
• Seaweed Kills Coral, Scientists Find (5/10/10)
• A Passion to Clean Up the Pacific Ocean's Great 'Garbage Patch' (5/10/10)
• Oil Spill Threatens Already Weakened Wetlands (5/10/10)
• La. May Build Up Islands to Keep Oil Offshore (5/10/10)
• Reserves May See Closure of Fishing Industry (5/10/10)
• More River Water Sent into Marshes to Fight Oil (5/10/10)
• Oil Not the Only Threat to Gulf's Fragile Wildlife (5/9/10)
• States Concerned About Chemical Dispersants (5/9/10)
• Hair, Fur, Nylons Join Fight to Hold Back US Oil Spill (5/9/10)
• Next Step to Stop Oil: Throw Garbage at It (5/9/10)
• Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Closes More Oyster Beds, Forces Shrimping Restrictions (5/8/10)
• Rising Sea Levels Threaten Taiwan (5/8/10)
• Slick Operator (5/7/10)
• Japan Finds Mercury, No Illness, in Dolphin-Hunting Town (5/7/10)
• Oil Slick Hits Chandeleur Islands off Louisiana (5/7/10)
• Oil Spill May Endanger Human Health, Officials Say (5/7/10)
• Past Spill Exercises Foretell Current Disaster (5/7/10)
• BP Vows Ultimate Effort (5/7/10)
• Fla. Democrats Seek Amendment to Ban Drilling (5/7/10)
• The Meaning of the Mess (5/6/10)
• Oil Spill's Economic Damage Could be Permanent (5/6/10)
• Ship Logs Help Scientists Trace Oceans' Warming (5/6/10)
• World Needs 'Bailout Plan' for Species Loss: IUCN (5/6/10)
• BP to Lower Huge Box Over Gushing Oil Well (5/6/10)
• Bid to Enact Energy Bill Might Survive Gulf Spill (5/6/10)
• Florida's Fear: Gulf Current Could Bring Oil Slick its Way (5/6/10)
• What if an Oil Spill Happened at an Arctic Well? (5/6/10)
• Supply Chain Professor: 'Oil Spill, Flooding Create Perfect Storm' for Commerce, Shipping (5/5/10)
• Rule Change Helped BP on Gulf Project (5/5/10)
• Oil May be Wreaking Havoc Deep Beneath the Gulf (5/5/10)
• Brace Yourself for Higher Seafood Prices (5/5/10)
• Spain, France in Showdown Over Future of European Fishing (5/5/10)
• Chemicals Used to Fight Gulf Oil Slick a Trade-Off (5/5/10)
• Frenzy to Protect Shores, Islands from US Oil Slick (5/5/10)
• 600 Animal Species Threatened by Oil Spill (5/5/10)
• Vast Oil Spill Damaging to Industry Credibility (5/5/10)
• Gulf Coast Watches, Waits for Path of Oil Spill (5/4/10)
• Exxon Valdez Effects Linger (5/4/10)
• Louisiana Fishermen Contemplate Livelihoods Forever Changed by Gulf Oil Spill (5/4/10)
• 'Profound' Decline in Fish Stocks Shown in UK Records (5/4/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill Is Bad, but How Bad? (5/3/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill: Obama Promises Help as Disaster Worsens (5/3/10)
• Another Week at Least of Unabated Gulf Oil Geyser (5/3/10)
• A Murky Picture as Seafood Industry Eyes Oil Slick (5/3/10)
• Shoppers Spill into Markets for Seafood (5/2/10)
• Fishermen Fearing New US Regulations (5/2/10)
• Catch Shares May Sink Fishermen (5/2/10)
• Biodiversity Taking a Beating (5/1/10)
• Obama Bans New Drilling as Oil Hits La. (4/30/10)
• Pelicans, Otters Along La. Shore in Path of Spill (4/30/10)
• Louisiana Shrimpers File Lawsuit Over U.S. Oil Spill (4/29/10)
• Lionfish, Anyone? Fighting an Oceanic Plague, a Forkful at a Time (4/29/10)
• Cape Wind OK’d in a First for the Nation (4/29/10)
• Possible Political Fall Out From U.S. Oil Spill (4/29/10)
• BP Welcomes Military Help for Larger Gulf Oil Leak (4/29/10)
• Cape Cod Residents Don’t Expect One Ruling to End Long Fight (4/28/10)
• Crews to Set Fire to Oil Leaking in Gulf of Mexico (4/28/10)
• Gulf Oil Spill Gives Fla. Gov Pause Over Drilling (4/27/10)
• Gulf Businesses Wait as Oil Creeps Toward Coast (4/27/10)
• Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Creates Environmental and Political Dilemmas (4/27/10)
• Fisheries Urged to Diversify Their Take (4/27/10)
• Protected Reef Offers Model for Conservation (4/26/10)
• Turtle Advocates Urge Halt to Shrimping (4/26/10)
• Gray Whales Head North to Shifting Summer Diet (4/26/10)
• On Climate Bill, Democrats Work to Overcome Graham's Immigration Objections (4/26/10)
• Scientists Uncover Deep Ocean Current Near Antarctica (4/26/10)
• BP Struggles to Cap Leak as US Oil Slick Spreads (4/26/10)
• Weighty Issue: Mislabeling of Frozen Fish, Seafood Rarely Punished (4/25/10)
• In the Long Run, All That Ash Can Be a Good Thing (4/23/10)
• Ocean Chemistry Changing at "Unprecedented Rate" (4/23/10)
• Whaling Commission Chairman Outlines Proposed Compromise (4/23/10)
• Invisible Threats Mark Earth Day at 40 (4/22/10)
• Whale Poo Reduces Carbon Levels (4/22/10)
• Mercury in Tuna Sushi Higher at Restaurants than Groceries (4/21/10)
• Rescuing Whales Entangled in Fishing Gear (4/21/10)
• Tuna Sushi in US Busts Recommended Levels for Mercury: Study (4/20/10)
• Dead Whale Had Plastic, Sweatpants in Stomach (4/20/10)
• Glass Eel Haul Plummets by 90% (4/20/10)
• Pacific Countries Meeting to Conserve Tuna (4/19/10)
• Canadian Scientists Helping Map Minuscule Sea Life (4/19/10)
• Ocean Census Uncovers Microbe World (4/19/10)
• Israel Imposes Ban on Sea of Galilee Fishing (4/18/10)
• A Fish, Fish Here? (4/16/10)
• Plastic Vortex Wreaks Havoc on Marine Life (4/16/10)
• Chesapeake Bay’s Blue-Crab Numbers up 60 Percent (4/15/10)
• A 2nd Garbage Patch: Plastic Soup Seen in Atlantic (4/15/10)
• Cosmopolitan Eels Span the Oceans (4/15/10)
• Navigating Murky Waters of Sustainable Seafood (4/14/10)
• U.S. Leads New Bid to Phase Out Whale Hunting (4/14/10)
• Last US Sardine Cans Being Packed in Maine (4/14/10)
• Photos Reveal Reef Damage (4/14/10)
• 2-Mile Scar on Barrier Reef from Ship (4/13/10)
• Chinese Coal Ship Refloated from Australian Reef (4/13/10)
• Japan Annual Whale Hunt 'Halved by Activists' (4/13/10)
• Australia Refloats Barrier Reef Oil Spill Ship (4/12/10)
• Australia to Prosecute Over Barrier Reef Ship Crash (4/11/10)
• Calif. Gray Whale-Watchers Fear Dip in Population (4/11/10)
• Exports Over Ecology? Australia Reef Smash Highlights Risks (4/11/10)
• Invasive Lionfish Moving in Closer to Keys Shore (4/10/10)
• Great Barrier Reef at Risk as Coal-Ship Traffic May Jump 67% (4/9/10)
• Canada's Harp Seal Hunt Kicks Off (4/8/10)
• Chesapeake Bay Improves, But Remains in 'Poor' Health, Report Says (4/8/10)
• Unclear How Much Damage to Reef: Garrett (4/8/10)
• Freighter on Great Barrier Reef Has Punctured Fuel Tank (4/7/10)
• Coming to a Beach Near You? The Highly Venomous Purple Jellyfish Swarming Into British Waters (4/7/10)
• Arctic Winter Ice Recovers Slightly Despite Record Year Low, Scientists Say (4/7/10)
• Sea Slugs Threatened by Reef Oil Spill (4/7/10)
• Turtles Killed 'In Millions' by Fishing Gear (4/6/10)
• Reef Oil Spill an Outrage: Rudd (4/6/10)
• Aral Sea 'One of the Planet's Worst Environmental Disasters' (4/5/10)
• Fuel Leak Threatening Great Barrier Reef (4/4/10)
• Southern California Beach Erosion is Worst in a Decade (4/2/10)
• UK Sets Up Chagos Islands Marine Reserve (4/1/10)
• Despite Few Hunters, Seal Pups Face Threats (4/1/10)
• Industry Wary of New Rules on Fishing (4/1/10)
• Officials Fear Drilling Plan Will Hurt Tourism (4/1/10)
• Green Lobby Attacks Obama as he Approves Offshore Oil, Gas Hunt (4/1/10)
• New Zealand Calls for Whaling Compromise (4/1/10)
• Obama to Clear Way for Offshore Drilling for Oil and Gas, Including Off Va. Coast, Sources Say (3/31/10)
• Report: EU Subsidies Fund Overfishing (3/31/10)
• In Florida, the Seafood Becomes Less Local (3/30/10)
• Sea Otter Population in Decline (3/30/10)
• Chagos Islanders Attack Plan to Turn Archipelago Into Protected Area (3/29/10)
• With Some Species Rebounding, Commission Weighs Loosening of Ban (3/29/10)
• Mysterious Whale Die-Off Is Largest on Record (3/29/10)
• Gulf Stream 'Is Not Slowing Down' (3/29/10)
• Sea Lion Pups Starving Along California Shoreline (3/28/10)
• Huge Drop in Common Seals in Northern Isles (3/27/10)
• Proposals to Limit Trading of Fish Rejected at Global Conference (3/26/10)
• UK Beaches Swamped by Plastic Litter, Say Campaigners (3/26/10)
• How Japanese Sushi Offensive Sank Move to Protect Sharks and Bluefin Tuna (3/26/10)
• US to Ban Wild-Harvest Shrimp Imports from Mexico (3/25/10)
• Death of Coral Reefs Could Devastate Nations (3/25/10)
• Porbeagle Shark Dealt Setback at UN Meeting (3/25/10)
• Fish Farms Could Heal Themselves (3/25/10)
• Disputed Isle in Bay of Bengal Disappears into Sea (3/24/10)
• Only One Breed of Shark, the Porbeagle, Earns Protection at CITES Conference (3/24/10)
• U.N. Group Rejects Shark Protections (3/23/10)
• International Delegates Reject Trade Protections for Two Shark Species (3/23/10)
• Penalties Are Too Harsh, Say Fishermen (3/23/10)
• As Oyster War Heats Up, Maryland Cracks Down on Poachers (3/23/10)
• Are Aquariums Getting Too Lifelike? (3/22/10)
• Biologist Says Oceans Can Recover (3/22/10)
• Nations Reject Coral Protections at Wildlife Conservation Conference (3/22/10)
• Wind Contributing to Arctic Sea Ice Loss, Study Finds (3/22/10)
• Wildlife Trade Body Leaves Rare Corals Unprotected (3/21/10)
• Demise of Coral, Salamander Show Impact of Web (3/21/10)
• Gardeners Grow Dinner With Aquaponics (3/21/10)
• Federal Oceans Chief to Discuss Fishing in Boston (3/21/10)
• Conference Rejects Protection for Polar Bears (3/19/10)
• Global Conference Rejects Bans on Trade in Bluefin Tuna, Polar Bear (3/19/10)
• Japan Celebrates Defeat of Bluefin Tuna Trade Ban (3/19/10)
• U.N. Rejects Export Ban on Atlantic Bluefin Tuna (3/18/10)
• Conservationists Condemn Japan’s Passion for Coral (3/18/10)
• European, Asian Sturgeon Numbers Dwindling: Report (3/18/10)
• Arctic Animals Doing Better, But Not Close to Pole (3/17/10)
• Orcas Have Big Brains to go With Their Brawn (3/17/10)
• Shark Conservation Proposal Defeated at UN Meeting (3/16/10)
• U.N. Meeting Asked to Regulate World Shark Trade (3/16/10)
• Japan Says China Also Opposes Bluefin Tuna Trade Ban (3/16/10)
• CO2 Study: Plankton Fertilization May Backfire (3/16/10)
• Scientists Go 'Gaga' to Find Creatures Beneath 600 Feet of Ice (3/15/10)
• Japanese Tuna 'Lobbying' Blasted at CITES Talks (3/15/10)
• Japan's Famous Tsukiji Fish Market Braces for Tuna Trade Ban (3/14/10)
• Argentina Blamed as Overfishing Threatens the Falklands Economy (3/13/10)
• SD Allowed to Continue Ocean Disposal of Sewage (3/13/10)
• Australia Won't Back Tuna Trade Ban (3/12/10)
• Central American Shrimp, Lobster Fast Disappearing (3/12/10)
• Ocean Pollution Contaminating China Shellfish: Report (3/12/10)
• EPA to Allow States to Address Rising Ocean Acidity (3/11/10)
• US Says Sea Turtles Endangered (3/11/10)
• Coastal and Ocean Birds Most at Risk From Climate Change, Report Says (3/11/10)
• Seas' Acidity Threatens Life, Livelihoods, Film Says (3/11/10)
• Japan to Fight Global Trade Ban on Atlantic Bluefin Tuna (3/11/10)
• Green Fish Catches On (3/10/10)
• Maldives Ban Fishing of Sharks (3/9/10)
• Patrick Urges Precise Tally of Fish Stocks (3/9/10)
• Worries Rise as Ocean Oxygen Levels Sink (3/8/10)
• Overfishing, Not Pacific Ban Causing Problems (3/7/10)
• EU Nations Split on Whether to Ban Trade in Tuna (3/6/10)
• The Heat Over Bubbling Arctic Methane (3/5/10)
• A Push to Establish Large Marine Sanctuaries (3/5/10)
• White House Lays Out Plan to Restore Gulf Coast (3/5/10)
• Journey to the Bottom of the World (3/4/10)
• Cancer Kills Many Sea Lions, and Its Cause Remains a Mystery (3/4/10)
• As Florida Keys Residents Confront Rising Sea Levels, What Lessons? (3/4/10)
• U.S. Backs International Trade Ban on Atlantic Bluefin Tuna (3/4/10)
• Clashing With Japan, US Seeks to Protect Tuna (3/4/10)
• Japan Says Won't Comply With Bluefin Tuna Ban (3/4/10)
• Australia, Japan Meet at Whaling Talks (3/3/10)
• Mass. Fishermen Warn Fisheries Head of Dire Future (3/2/10)
• Sea Lions Slowly Return to San Francisco's Pier 39 (3/2/10)
• Ministry Must Release Sea Lice Records, Commissioner Rules (3/2/10)
• Australia, Japan to Discuss Whaling Compromise (3/2/10)
• Power Plants Criticize Proposal to Block Use of Seawater for Cooling Machinery (3/1/10)
• Ottawa Sets New Rules for Ships in Arctic (2/28/10)
• Message in 12,500 Bottles (2/28/10)
• Sierra Leone Takes Steps to Save Mangroves (2/27/10)
• If Fisheries Float Your Boat, Speak Up Now (2/27/10)
• Can Underwater Parks Protect Coral? (2/26/10)
• In France, Gendarmes Are on Patrol Against Oyster Rustlers (2/26/10)
• Vast Antarctic Iceberg 'Threatens Marine Life' (2/26/10)
• Something Fishy? Eco-Guide Lists Seafood to Avoid (2/25/10)
• 8 Pacific States Seeking to Increase Tuna Returns (2/25/10)
• Oceans Are New Front in Fight Against Global Warming: UN (2/25/10)
• Red Tide Could Hurt N.E. Shellfish Industry (2/25/10)
• Fishermen Rally Against Limits (2/25/10)
• Recirculating Aquaculture Systems: The Future of Fish Farming? (2/24/10)
• Arctic Expedition to Probe Rising Acidity (2/24/10)
• Feds Predict Better Year for Calif. Salmon (2/24/10)
• Plastic Rubbish Blights Atlantic Ocean (2/24/10)
• Study: Research Understates Pacific Plastic Debris (2/23/10)
• Herring That Survived Alaskan Oil Spill May be Endangered by Humpback Whales (2/23/10)
• World's Coral Reefs Could Disintegrate by 2100 (2/23/10)
• Panel Proposes Support for Whaling in Exchange for Limits (2/23/10)
• Pelican Die-Off Blamed on Disappearance of Fish (2/23/10)
• Coral Feefs Form on 'Ancient Template' (2/23/10)
• Fishing Bans Boost Australia's Great Barrier Reef (2/22/10)
• Icebergs Melt, and Life Changes (2/22/10)
• Whaling Compromise Proposed, and Panned (2/22/10)
• Scientists: Ocean Upwelling Seen as Likely Cause of Sea Lion Deaths (2/22/10)
• Tuna at Risk? Sushi Chefs Find Other Fish in the Sea (2/22/10)
• Acidified Landscape Around Ocean Vents Foretells Grim Future for Coral Reefs (2/21/10)
• Dolphins at Risk (2/19/10)
• Twin Threats to Fragile Undersea Colonies of Britain (2/19/10)
• Toxin Triggers Epilepsy In Sea Lions And Humans (2/19/10)
• Key Role as Disease Partner Likely for Dolphins (2/19/10)
• Restaurants Can Help Educate Diners About Sustainable Seafood (2/18/10)
• Marine Census Grows Near Completion (2/18/10)
• Corals Partner Up With Heat-Resistant Algae (2/18/10)
• Coral Reefs Being Destroyed by Climate Change (2/18/10)
• Eric Schwaab, NOAA's New Fisheries Director, Faces Familiar Challenges (2/18/10)
• Experts Discuss Helping Hawaii False Killer Whales (2/18/10)
• Government Pressed to Ratify Pact to Combat Ocean Pollution (2/18/10)
• Study: Marine Parks Give Boost to Coral Reefs (2/17/10)
• Wave of Ill Brown Pelicans Baffles Scientists (2/17/10)
• Slow Trip Across Sea Aids Profit and Environment (2/16/10)
• Cold Snap Killing Florida's Coral Reefs (2/16/10)
• Dutch Fishermen Join Their Catch on Endangered List (2/15/10)
• Pollution Creating Acid Oceans (2/15/10)
• Coral in Crisis, Feds Petitioned to Protect Reefs (2/15/10)
• Declining Fish Stocks Sound Alarm to Save Seas (2/14/10)
• Canada to Close Ports Due to Over Fishing (2/14/10)
• Feds: Calif. Returning Chinook Salmon a Record Low (2/12/10)
• U.S. to Offer 37 Million Offshore Acres for Oil Drilling (2/12/10)
• Fishing for Answers (2/11/10)
• US Agency to Review Threats for 82 Coral Species (2/10/10)
• Man vs Marine in the Chagos Islands (2/10/10)
• Penguin Future Looks Perkier With Marine Zone: Study (2/10/10)
• Baltic Leaders Underline Pledges to Clean Up Sea (2/10/10)
• U.S. Proposes New Climate Service (2/9/10)
• Govt Looks to Block Ban on Trade in Bluefin Tuna (2/9/10)
• Venomous Lionfish Spreads Throughout Fla. Keys (2/8/10)
• NOAA Reorganization Would Provide More Info on Global Warming (2/8/10)
• Europe's Baltic Sea: A Vulnerable Ecosystem (2/8/10)
• Galapagos Fur Seals Head for Warm Peru Waters (2/8/10)
• Casting Blame in Striper Dispute (2/7/10)
• Researchers Target Whales in Herring Loss Study (2/7/10)
• Plan Would Ban Bluefin Tuna Exports (2/6/10)
• Arctic Sea Ice Vanishing Faster Than 'Our Most Pessimistic Models': Researcher (2/6/10)
• Brown Pelicans Struggling to Survive (2/5/10)
• Bill to Protect Scottish Sea Life Passed (2/4/10)
• Scant Arctic Ice Could Mean Summer "Double Whammy" (2/4/10)
• Plenty More Jellyfish in the Sea (2/4/10)
• Europe Leans Toward Bluefin Trade Ban (2/3/10)
• France to Support Bluefin Tuna Trade Ban: Source (2/3/10)
• Sea Level Rise May Sink Island Nations (2/3/10)
• Jumbo Squid Ink-Jet Their Way to Newport Beach (2/2/10)
• Gov't Using Wrong Bait in Fishing Stance, Critic Says(2/2/10)
• Taiwan to Use DNA to Protect Whales, Dolphins (2/1/10)
• Blue Whales are Singing in a Lower Key (2/1/10)
• Fishing Dispute Between Canada, Denmark Heats Up (1/31/10)
• Italy Halts Bluefin Fishing For a Year: EU (1/30/10)
• Hungry Otters Stray Into Fishermen's Territory (1/30/10)
• Fishers Fear Marine Reserve Lockout (1/29/10)
• Orca Population Bounces Back in the Northwest (1/28/10)
• Breeding Better Oysters: Shelling Out (1/28/10)
• French Fishermen Fear End of Sushi Bonanza (1/28/10)
• Group in Call for Tougher Salmon Farming Regime (1/28/10)
• Regulators Roll Back Northeast Scallop Cuts (1/27/10)
• Coral in Florida Keys Suffers Lethal Hit From Cold (1/27/10)
• Conservationists Urge Gordon Brown to Create 'Britain's Great Barrier Reef' (1/27/10)
• Waves Becoming Higher in Pacific Northwest (1/26/10)
• Google Teams With NOAA to Make Better Ocean Visualizations (1/26/10)
• Garbage Trashes Deep Ocean Abyss (1/26/10)
• Target Says Eliminating Farmed Salmon (1/26/10)
• Interior to Look at Drilling in Atlantic Ocean (1/25/10)
• Tilapia is Tasty, But at a Price (1/25/10)
• National Science Panel Convenes on Calif. Delta (1/24/10)
• Warming Alarms La. Scientists (1/22/10)
• Eel Populations in London's River Thames Crash by 98% (1/22/10)
• Groups File Legal Challenge to Chukchi Drilling (1/21/10)
• Fishing Firms Draw Up Commitments to Ensure Coral Triangle Sustainability (1/20/10)
• Enviro Group: US Must Respond to Coral Concerns (1/20/10)
• Pacific's Rising Acid Levels Threatening Marine Life (1/20/10)
• Giant, Leaping Asian Carp Threaten U.S. Great Lakes (1/20/10)
• Plan to Reduce Loss of False Killer Whales is Ordered (1/20/10)
• Mass. Weighs Commercial Striped Bass Fishing Ban (1/19/10)
• Boats in Argyll and Bute to Help Clear Litter From Sea (1/19/10)
• New Rules Planned for Fish Farming in Federal Waters (1/18/10)
• How to Tackle Chinese Crab Invasion: Send Them Home (1/18/10)
• Rising Sea Levels Threaten Outer Banks (1/17/10)
• Sushi-Loving Japan Fears Push for Tuna Export Ban (1/15/10)
• Environmentalists Call For End to Offshore Oil Expansion (1/15/10)
• National Policy for Oceans Prepared (1/14/10)
• Arctic Polar Bears Imperilled by Man-Made Pollution (1/14/10)
• Cold Takes Deadly Toll on Florida Wildlife (1/13/10)
• Farmed or Wild Fish: Which is Healthier? (1/13/10)
• France Unwilling to Ban Bluefin Tuna Fishing (1/13/10)
• Census Will Assess Threatened Dolphin (1/13/10)
• NOAA Wants to Keep Out Illegal Fishing Boats (1/13/10)
• Marine Sting Increase Blamed on Human Behaviour (1/12/10)
• France Set to Decide on Bluefin Tuna Ban (1/11/10)
• Scientists Fish for Fresh Clues in a Deep Planetary Mystery (1/11/10)
• Sea Icy Off Part of Antarctica Despite Fear of Melt (1/11/10)
• Endangered Eel on Sale (1/10/10)
• Climate Change Experts Clash Over Sea-Rise ‘Apocalypse’ (1/10/10)
• New Worlds: Coral Species Takes Jellyfish to Lunch (1/9/10)
• Coral Reefs Can Recover From Devastating Effects of Global Warming (1/9/10)
• Polar Bears Forced to Land and Water (1/8/10)
• Science 'Playing Critical Role' in Reef Survival (1/8/10)
• Unusual Low Temperatures Troublesome For Trout (1/8/10)
• Coral Reefs Crucial to Origin of New Marine Species, Finds Study (1/7/10)
• 5 Governors Call on US to Provide Resources to Implement Obama Coastal Planning Strategy (1/7/10)
• Pacific Northwest's Endangered Orca Population Rose in 2009 (1/7/10)
• Australia's Hands Tied as Whaling War Deepens (1/7/10)
• Busted With Salmon Farming, Chilean Community Tries Marine Tourism (1/6/10)
• Feds Shut Door on Halibut Charter Boat Business (1/6/10)
• Vast Protected Area Proposed For Leatherbacks (1/6/10)
• Scientists Set Sail to Study Live Whales (1/6/10)
• Hawaii's False Killer Whales May be Endangered (1/5/10)
• U.S. Considers Rewriting Fisheries Law in Dispute With Canada (1/5/10)
• Great Barrier Reef 'Overrun by Weeds' (1/5/10)
• NZ, Australia Research Whales to Challenge Japan (1/5/10)
• Two Killer Whale Types Found in UK Waters (1/5/10)
• Arctic Ocean Awakening as Ice Melts (1/5/10)
• Autumn Chinook Run Falls Short (1/5/10)
• Fishermen Reeling Over Red Snapper Fishing Ban (1/4/10)
• Mass. Unveils Landmark Ocean-Management Plan (1/14/10)
• Sea Lion Decline Points to Tough Year for Marine Life in Santa Cruz, Other Coastal Areas (1/4/10)
• Bolivia Demands Access to Pacific Ocean: Arica Tunnel (1/4/10)
• Indian Ocean Climate Event Occurring More Frequently Due to Global Warming (1/3/10)
• Action on Timor Oil Spill (1/1/10)

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2009

• Family Seafood Company Hatches Plot Aimed at Revitalising Fisheries (12/31/09)
• Great White Sharks Tracked by Tags and Text Messages (12/30/09)
• Melting Glaciers Nourishing Oceans With Ancient Carbon (12/30/09)
• Arctic Ocean’s Ice-Free Past May Shed Light on 2100, Study Says (12/30/09)
• EPA Threatens States for Failing to Clean Up Chesapeake Bay (12/30/09)
• Study: Sea-Level Rise Quickening Along East Coast (12/29/09)
• Scientists Begin Testing Mussels for Pollutants (12/29/09)
• More Carbon Dioxide May Create a Racket in the Seas (12/29/09)
• It's Manatee vs. Military in Pending Habitat Ruling (12/28/09)
• Bay Mussels to be Studied for Contaminants (12/27/09)
• Michigan Sues to Protect Great Lakes From Asian Carp (12/27/09)
• Protection Sought for Killer Whales' Feeding Grounds (12/24/09)
• Lice Alert for Norwegian Salmon (12/24/09)
• Weather Sparks Reef Bleaching Fears (12/23/09)
• Westminster Rejects Holyrood Call to Scrap Fisheries Policy (12/23/09)
• Acidic Oceans: The 'Evil Twin' of Warming (12/22/09)
• Feds Release New Plan to Revive Calif. Delta (12/22/09)
• To Save Fish, Conservation Loops in the Locals (12/22/09)
• Official Says Ban Won't Hurt 'Ahi Stock (12/22/09)
• Mexico's Conch Shells Yield Clues Into Effects of Warming (12/21/09)
• Top Fisherman Calls for Quota Reforms to be Speeded Up (12/21/09)
• Oceans Becoming Noisier Thanks to Pollution: Report (12/20/09)
• Reef at Risk of Hot-Spot Bleaching Within Months (12/19/09)
• Climate Deal Meets Furious Reception (12/19/09)
• Obama Says Nations Must Act on Climate, Meets With Chinese Premier (12/18/09)
• Yao Ming Aims to Quell China's Appetite For Shark Fin (12/18/09)
• New Proposal Could Ban Bottom Fishing (12/18/09)
• U.S. Backs $100 Billion Climate Fund (12/17/09)
• Tackling a Tiny Terror of the Sea (12/17/09)
• Wildlife Group Fears Polar Bear Protection Plan is Inadequate (12/16/09)
• Alaska Coast Eroding by 45 Feet Annually (12/16/09)
• At Climate Talks, Protests and Unresolved Issues (12/16/09)
• Squid Invasions Signal Changes in the Pacific Ocean (12/15/09)
• Record Levels of Toxic Algae Hurt Coastline (12/15/09)
• Two Lawsuits Challenge Alaska Offshore Drilling (12/15/09)
• Climate Change Talks Enter 'Important Moment' (12/15/09)
• Aussie Scientists Find Coconut-Carrying Octopus (12/15/09)
• 'Acidifying Oceans' Threaten Food Supply, UK Warns (12/14/09)
• Fishing for Facts (12/14/09)
• Anglers Likely to Face More Restrictions on Snapper, Grouper Fishing (12/13/09)
• Acidification Threatens the World's Fish Species (12/13/09)
• Giant Lobsters From Rising Greenhouse Gases? (12/12/09)
• Arctic Ocean Drilling Draws Strong Objections (12/12/09)
• Oceans Absorb a Quarter of Annual Emissions: Report (12/11/09)
• Island States Reject Diluted Copenhagen Pact (12/11/09)
• Copenhagen Climate Summit: Britain Will Suffer as Seas Become More Acidic (12/11/09)
• Mediterranean Is Scary Laboratory of Ocean Futures (12/10/09)
• NOAA to Move Faster to Reform Commercial Fishing (12/10/09)
• Fishermen Say Carbon Dioxide Having ‘Really Scary’ Ocean Effect (12/10/09)
• UN May Curtail 400-Year-Old 'Freedom of the Seas' (12/10/09)
• Scientists Call For More Cautious Salmon Harvest (12/10/09)
• Ocean Acidification Rates Pose Disaster for Marine Life, Major Study Shows (12/10/09)
• Hawaii on Course to Avoid Year-End Tuna Shortage (12/10/09)
• Rise in Sea Levels Threatens California Ports (12/10/09)
• Islands Rebuffed on Stronger Climate Action (12/10/09)
• Problems in Strait of Georgia Likely Cause of Salmon Collapse (12/9/09)
• Human Geography: Pacific Island Nations on the Frontline of Climate Change (12/9/09)
• What Copenhagen Climate Treaty Might Look Like (12/8/09)
• Canadian Government Announces $5 Million Arctic Park Study (12/8/09)
• Jewelers Divided Over Use of Coral (12/8/09)
• Sea Urchins 'Bulldozing' Tasmanian Reef (12/8/09)
• Sea Levels May Rise Three Times More Than First Thought (12/8/09)
• Meeting on Climate Opens With Calls for Urgent Action (12/7/09)
• Farmed Fish Could be Sushi's Future (12/7/09)
• Thai Village Disappearing as Sea Levels Rise 20m a Year (12/7/09)
• Fish Kill Called Necessary to Save the Great Lakes (12/6/09)
• Scientists: Red Snapper Recovering in Gulf (12/5/09)
• Good News, Bad News, For Alaska Sea Lion Numbers (12/5/09)
• Study Shows Variability in Ocean's CO2 Uptake (12/4/09)
• Man Wrangles Sharks in the Name of Science (12/4/09)
• Calif. Governor: Backup Plan on Global Warming Needed (12/3/09)
• Creatures Build Thicker Shells as Ocean Chemistry Changes (12/2/09)
• Tough Season May Force Texas Oystermen to Fold (12/1/09)
• Protected Habitat Proposed For Rare Alaska Whale (12/1/09)
• ‘Nations Will Vanish and Millions Lose Their Homes to Rising Seas’ (12/1/09)
• Major Sea Level Rise Likely as Antarctic Ice Melts (12/1/09)
• Shark Nets Trapping Other Marine Life (12/1/09)
• Fish Fight Crucial to Survival of Islanders (11/30/09)
• Thinking Globally to Save Riches of the Sea (11/29/09)
• Grey Nurse Sharks Close to Extinction (11/28/09)
• Top French Chefs Take Bluefin Tuna Off the Menu (11/27/09)
• Much Less Stable Ice For Polar Bears, Expert Says (11/27/09)
• Australia's Oceans Under Pressure (11/27/09)
• Widen Choice to Save Fish Stocks, Supermarkets Told (11/26/09)
• Liberians Face Rising Flood Threat (11/25/09)
• Acidification Takes Growing Toll on Ocean Life (11/24/09)
• Climate Change Quickens, Seas Feared Up 2 Meters (11/24/09)
• What Makes This Bird so Special? (11/24/09)
• Fishermen to Sue Over Timor Oil Spill (11/24/09)
• From Eternal Darkness Springs Cast of Angels and Jellied Jewels (11/23/09)
• Sea Level Rise Could Cost Port Cities $28 Trillion (11/23/09)
• Fishers Fear Expansion of Marine Farms (11/23/09)
• What's The Catch? Is Albacore Tuna Truly Sustainable? (11/22/09)
• Seawater Near Japan Growing Acidic (11/22/09)
• Tuna Catch Limits May Cut Into Hawaii Tradition (11/22/09)
• Antarctic Ice Loss Vaster, Faster Than Thought: Study (11/22/09)
• Predatory Fish Are Nearing Great Lakes (11/21/09)
• U.S. Group Sees Worsening Coastal Flooding Threat (11/20/09)
• Changing Tides (11/19/09)
• Sushi Often Not What You Think (11/19/09)
• Melting Sea Ice Dilutes Water, Endangers Sea Life (11/19/09)
• Cigarette Butts Toxic to Fish (11/19/09)
• Japan’s Whalers Set Sail for Antarctica as Green Groups Protest (11/19/09)
• Seas Grow Less Effective at Absorbing Emissions (11/18/09)
• Institute’s Fish Farm Plan on Hold (11/18/09)
• Skate May Be Fished to Extinction (11/18/09)
• Seahorse 'Hitchhikes' Atlantic (11/18/09)
• The Rise of Slime (11/17/09)
• Scientists Recommend Slightly Lower Pollock Catch (11/17/09)
• Gillnet Ban Shifts Campaigners' Fight (11/17/09)
• Thailand's Rising Tide of Problems (11/17/09)
• Lower Tuna Limit Still Too High, Researchers Say (11/16/09)
• Jellyfish Swarm Northward in Warming World (11/16/09)
• Sharks to be Protected From Slaughter (11/16/09)
• Japan Hails Bluefin Tuna Quota Cuts (11/16/09)
• Forfeit $20m to Save Ross Sea, NZ Urged (11/16/09)
• EU Welcomes Deal to Cut Tuna Catch by 40% (11/16/09)
• Alaska Fights to Reverse Polar Bear Listing (11/15/09)
• Hawaii's Natural Assets Are Being Eaten Up (11/14/09)
• Turtles Are Casualties of Warming in Costa Rica (11/13/09)
• Fishing Horror Revealed as Gillnet Ban Looks Likely (11/13/09)
• Warming Drives off Cape Cod's Namesake, Other Fish (11/12/09)
• Brown Pelicans Off Endangered Species List (11/12/09)
• Marine Parks Will Protect Dolphins and Whales (11/12/09)
• Panel Backs No-Fishing Zones Off Southern California Coast (11/11/09)
• At the Fish Counter You May Not Get What You Pay For (11/11/09)
• Vulnerable Countries Urge World to Cut Emissions (11/10/09)
• EPA Proposes Penalties in Chesapeake Cleanup (11/10/09)
• Map of Proposed Marine Reserves Published (11/10/09)
• Afloat in the Ocean, Expanding Islands of Trash (11/9/09)
• 'Last Chance' For Tuna Authority (11/9/09)
• U.S. Judge Upholds Lobster Pot Limits (11/9/09)
• Concerns Raised Over Marine Stewardship Council’s Fish Label (11/9/09)
• Hunting for Tuna: The Environmental Peril Grows (11/9/09)
• W Australia Sea Level Rising Fast (11/9/09)
• Commercial Fishing Threatens Survival of Albatross, Conservationists Warn (11/9/09)
• Maldives Anger at Climate Inertia (11/9/09)
• As Oceans Fall Ill, Washington Bureaucrats Squabble (11/8/09)
• Protected Zones Will Help to Save Britain's Marine Wildlife (11/8/09)
• Efforts to Stem Global Warming Moving at a Glacial Pace (11/7/09)
• EU to Fight For Tuna Protection at Global Talks (11/6/09)
• Harper Orders Judicial Inquiry Into Collapse of B.C. Salmon Runs (11/6/09)
• Tourists Say Coral Reefs Must Be Protected -- Even If That Means Fewer Tourists (11/6/09)
• Sea Turtle Advocates Sue State Department (11/6/09)
• Bluefin Tuna on Edge of Extinction, Environmentalists Warn (11/5/09)
• Caribbean, Gulf Spared Widespread Coral Damage (11/5/09
• Chatham Depths Expedition Unveils Mysteries of the Sea (11/5/09)
• Europe's Fish Dumping Laws Are a Disgrace, Says Lochhead (11/5/09)
• Comeback Cod (11/4/09)
• Australian Oil Spill Recovery Plan Could Take 7 Years (11/4/09)
• Great White Shark Study (11/4/09)
• Great Barrier Reef Fish Fighting (11/3/09)
• Arctic Off-Limits to Commercial Fishing Dec. 3 (11/3/09)
• Australia to Pursue EU over Gillnet Fears (11/3/09)
• The Perils Of Overfishing, Part 2 (11/3/09)
• The Perils Of Overfishing, Part 1 (11/2/09)
• Tsunami in Samoa Takes Toll on Coral (11/2/09)
• Probe to Track Impact of Warming on Earth's Water (11/1/09)
• Debate Flares on Limits of Nature and Commerce in Parks (10/31/09)
• Dead Fish Drifting in Indonesia After Oil Leak (10/31/09)
• Algae Bloom Killing Seabirds mystifies Researchers (10/30/09)
• Scientists Recommend Ban on Tuna Fishing (10/30/09)
• North Carolina Sea Level Rise Accelerating (10/30/09)
• Multiyear Arctic Ice is Effectively Gone: Expert (10/29/09)
• Woman Takes on 'Great Pacific Garbage Patch' (10/29/09)
• Tuna Ban 'Justified' By Science (10/29/09)
• Hong Kong's Ghostly Seas Warn of Looming Tragedy (10/29/09)
• Marine Bill 'Should Be Stronger' (10/29/09)
• To Protect Penguins, Protect Krill- Marine Experts (10/28/09)
• Fish Left Floundering (10/28/09)
• Action on Polar Bears Might Curb Oil Drilling (10/27/09)
• Industry Anger at Bluefin Tuna Cut (10/27/09)
• Australia Coastal Living at Risk (10/27/09)
• UK’s New Marine Reserves Are Threatened By Legal Loophole (10/26/09)
• AP IMPACT: Statisticians Reject Global Cooling (10/26/09
• Investigation: How Farm Fishing Boom in Chile Threatens Eco Disaster (10/26/09)
• Scottish Government Backs New Sanctions For Trawlermen (10/26/09)
• Watching the Changes in Narragansett Bay For Half a Century (10/25/09)
• 40,000 Fish Escape Farm (10/24/09)
• Nine-Week Toxic Oil Spill Taking Huge Toll on Sea Life (10/24/09)
• Hawaii Regulators Approve First US Tuna Farm (10/24/09)
• Africa Pays High Price For Europe’s Illegal Plate of Fish (10/24/09)
• Marine Protection Plan Delayed (10/23/09)
• Foam From Ocean Algae Bloom Killing Thousands of Birds (10/23/09)
• Bluefin Quota to Cost Australian Fisheries Millions (10/23/09)
• Wildlife Dying and More at Risk Because of Oil Spill (10/23/09)
• Feds Designate 'Critical Habitat' for Polar Bear (10/22/09)
• Fishermen Contest Plans for Calif. Ocean Reserves (10/22/09)
• Fuel Oil Is Spilled Into Gulf of Mexico (10/21/09)
• Bringing Sardines Back In The Mainstream (10/21/09)
• Fish consumption blamed for high levels of mercury (10/21/09)
• A sea change for Southern California? (10/21/09)
• How to choose healthy, ocean-friendly fish (10/20/09)
• Arctic heat wave 'unique' in history (10/20/09)
• Call to Protect Pacific Ocean from Overfishing (10/20/09)
• Good for the Oceans, Good for You (10/20/09)
• Tuna in Sea of Japan Weigh Less Than Half What They Used To (10/19/09)
• Rising Seas Threaten Shanghai, Other Major Cities (10/19/09)
• Reef Recovery (10/17/09)
• EU Imposes Further Fish Quota Cuts (10/16/09)
• Bluefin Tuna Stocks Close to Collapse (10/16/09)
• Feds Deny Protection For Spotted Seals Near Alaska (10/15/09)
• Eat For the Ecosystem (10/15/09)
• Lawsuit Seeks Greater Protection for Calif. Fish (10/15/09)
• Trade Curbs Sought For Sharks, Corals, Bluefin Tuna (10/15/09)
• Arctic to be Ice-Free in Summer in 20 Years: Scientist (10/15/09)
• Fifty-Five Days and Counting: Oil Still Spewing From Rig (10/15/09)
• UN Wildlife Body to Mull Bluefin Tuna Trade Ban (10/14/09)
• Chicago Serves Up Some Small Fish (10/14/09)
• Second Attempt to Plug Oil Leak Fails (10/14/09)
• Scottish Government Urged to Help Marine Life Recover (10/14/09)
• Pacific Ocean Temps Exceed El Nino Levels: Australia (10/14/09)
• Giant Humboldt Squid Washing Up on B.C. Coast (10/13/09)
• Greedy Dogfish Blamed For Fishery's Problems (10/13/09)
• War Games Alarm Dolphin Watchers (10/13/09)
• Federal Scientists: Limit Offshore Drilling Plans (10/12/09)
• Dutch Ban Frees Eels, Angers Fishermen (10/11/09)
• Ban on Slicing Fins From Live Sharks (10/11/09)
• Scientists Baffled by Whale Attacks on Porpoises (10/10/09)
• Pacific Ocean 'Dead Zone' in Northwest May be Irreversible (10/9/09)
• Oregon Dead Zone Blamed on Climate Change (10/8/09)
• Tropics Face Fish Famine Due to Climate Change, Report Warns (10/8/09)
• Giant, Mucus-Like Sea Blobs on the Rise, Pose Danger (10/8/09)
• New Species Lurking Beneath the Ocean (10/8/09)
• Feds Give Sea Otters Habitat Protection in Alaska (10/7/09)
• Alaska's Cook Inlet Beluga Whales in Decline (10/7/09)
• Melting Arctic Poses New Challenges, Naval Powers Say (10/7/09)
• Maldives to Hold Cabinet Meeting Underwater (10/7/09)
• New Polar Bear Rule Sent to White House (10/6/09)
• Villages Seek to Protect Coral (10/6/09)
• Major Companies Urged to Support Marine Sanctuaries (10/6/09)
• Coastal Oil Drilling Backers Aim to Sidestep State's Barrier (10/5/09)
• S.F. Bay's Slide in Mud Worries Scientists (10/5/09)
• Arctic Seas Turn to Acid, Putting Vital Food Chain at Risk (10/4/09)
• Once Again, Coastal Waters Getting Seals’ Approval (10/3/09)
• Walruses Suffer Substantial Losses as Sea Ice Erodes (10/2/09)
• Exploring the Mysteries of the Ocean Floor (10/2/09)
• Officials Impose 6-Month Ban on Black Sea Bass Fishing (10/1/09)
• Utility to Remove Dams Blocking Salmon (10/1/09)
• For Chinese Paddlefish, a Long Goodbye (9/30/09)
• Deep Corals Could Get Safety Net (9/30/09)
• Local Chefs Show What's to be Gained by Rebuilding American Fish Stocks (9/30/09)
• Warming Water Makes Fish Cranky (9/30/09)
• Increase in Sea Levels Due to Global Warming Could Lead to 'Ghost States' (9/30/09)
• Stimulus Funds Help To Revive Florida's Coral Reefs (9/29/09)
• Diverse Fish Reduce Coral Disease (9/29/09)
• Marine Life Seen in Slick (9/29/09)
• As Oil Enriches Australia, Spill Is Seen as a Warning (9/28/09)
• Lay Nets Threaten Hawaii Sea Life (9/28/09)
• Call to Support Clean Seas Bid Off North Wales Coast (9/28/09)
• Pacific Islands Seek "Outdated" Fish Pact Change (9/28/09)
• Feds Reviewing Humpback Whale Status (9/27/09)
• Killer Whales Love to Dine on Chinook Salmon, Which Could Further Endanger Their Future (9/27/09)
• Scientists Warn on Antarctic Fishing (9/26/09)
• Sea Lions at Victoria's Race Rocks Injured by Debris, Boats (9/26/09)
• AP: Palau Creates World's First Shark Sanctuary (9/25/09)
• Climate Change Threatens Planet: UN (9/25/09)
• Shellfishermen Share $1.2m in Federal Aid (9/24/09)
• WWF Sends Researchers to Inspect Oil Leak (9/24/09)
• Vietnam Finds Itself Vulnerable if Sea Rises (9/23/09)
• Scientists Say Human Beings Pushing 'Planetary Boundaries' (9/23/09)
• A Sea Change For Coral? (9/23/09)
• Obama Calls For 'New Era' Of U.S. Foreign Policy (9/23/03)
• Warming Ocean Melts Greenland Glaciers (9/23/09)
• Seismic Bangs 'Block' Whale Calls (9/23/09)
• Europe Split Over Move to Protect Bluefin Tuna (9/22/09)
• Hunt For Clues to Sea Life Deaths at Farallones (9/22/09)
• Islands Warn of Extinction at UN Climate Week (9/21/09)
• Common Fisheries Policy Needs ‘Urgent’ Reform, Says Independent Inquiry (9/21/09)
• That Sinking Feeling: World's Deltas Subsiding, Says Study (9/20/09)
• Fish Policy Blighted By 'Failure' (9/20/09)
• Washington Commercial Fishermen Track Salmon to Save Future Stock(9/20/09)
• Tuna Town in Japan Sees Falloff of Its Fish (9/19/09)
• Obama Panel Releases Comprehensive Ocean Report (9/18/09)
• Obama Seeks National Oversight of Waters (9/17/09)
• Arctic Ice Melts to Third-Smallest Area on Record (9/17/09)
• Oceans Face Climate-Change Crisis (9/17/09)
• Earth's Oceans Had Warmest Summer on Record (9/17/09)
• Killer Whales Die Without King Salmon (9/16/09)
• Strict Conservation Plan for Northwest Salmon (9/16/09)
• Interior Launches Climate Strategy (9/15/09)
• Chesbro Says Unity Key in MLPA Process (9/15/09)
• Plastic Bags Found to Severely Threaten SF Bay (9/15/09)
• Caviar Without Prohibitive Cost or Conscience (9/14/09)
• Male Bass in Many US Rivers Feminized, Study Finds (9/14/09)
• Scientists Find CO2 Link to Antarctic Ice Cap Origin (9/14/09)
• Oil Threat to Australia Wildlife (9/13/09)
• Japan Continues to Plunder the Pacific (9/13/09)
• Grouper, Snapper Closures Among Topics Covered at Meeting (9/13/09)
• Providence to Host Session on Ocean Policy (9/12/09)
• Greenland's Melt Mystery Unfolds, At Glacial Pace (9/11/09)
• Japanese Town Starts Dolphin Hunt Under Global Spotlight (9/11/09)
• A Tale of Two Fisheries (9/10/09)
• Fish or Foul? Chef Wants Jellyfish on Menu (9/10/09)
• Miami Beach’s Sea Turtles Threatened by Its People (9/9/09)
• From Deep Pacific, Ugly and Tasty, With a Catch (9/9/09)
• EU Executive Moves to Protect Bluefin Tuna (9/9/09)
• Emphasis on Salmon 'Inefficient' (9/9/09)
• North Sea Cod 'Could Disappear' Even if Fishing Outlawed (9/9/09)
• Sea Lice a Drag on Their Hosts (9/9/09)
• Southern Right Whale Sighting 'Reveals Recovery' (9/8/09)
• Seas 'Threaten 20m in Bangladesh' (9/7/09)
• Farm Breeds Imperiled Sea Horses (9/6/09)
• Australia 'Reef and Beef' Project Launched (9/5/09)
• Political Infighting Threatens Survival of the Bluefin Tuna (9/5/09)
• The Oceans, They Are A-Changin' (9/5/09)
• NOAA Researchers Plan Octopus Study in Alaska Waters (9/4/09)
• SF Bay Herring Season Canceled (9/4/09)
• Alaska Gov. Urges Feds to Allow Offshore Drilling (9/3/09)
• Raised Cod Quota Beckons for Battered Baltic Fleet: EU (9/3/09)
• Environmental Groups Sue to Protect Ribbon Seals (9/3/09)
• Global Warming Could Forestall Ice Age (9/3/09)
• Ocean Acidification May Be Trouble for Alaskan Fish (9/3/09)
• Scientists Warn Dispersant Will Harm Marine Life (9/3/09)
• How Global Warming Sealed the Fate of the World's Coral Reefs (9/2/09)
• Outlook "Poor" for Great Barrier Reef: Study (9/2/09)
• Climate Targets 'Will Kill Coral' (9/2/09)
• Incidental Catch, Death of Seabirds Continues (9/2/09)
• UN Nets Treaty to Clamp Down on Pirate Fishing (9/1/09)
• Oceans Could Absorb Much More CO2 (9/1/09)
• Major Shipping Route Fosters a Plague of Sea Life (8/31/09)
• Quota System Has Sharks Thriving (8/31/09)
• Tourists of a Different Stripe (8/30/09)
• Bahamas Set to Ban Catch and Sale of Sea Turtles (8/30/09)
• Fishermen Discover Coral Farming Pays Off (8/29/09)
• Summer Bloom in the Barents Sea (8/28/09)
• Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch Worries Researchers (8/27/09)
• Mercury in Fish: Hold the Sushi (8/27/09)
• Court Won’t Stop Seismic Testing in B.C. Whale Habitat (8/27/09)
• Norway Whale Catches Fall to Lowest in a Decade (8/27/09)
• Illegal Fishing Evades U.N. Crackdown: Study (8/26/09)
• Overfishing, Global Warming Behind Jellyfish Swarm (8/26/09)
• Canada Considers Adopting U.S. Beaufort Sea Fishing Moratorium (8/25/09)
• France to Claim Exclusive Mediterranean Fishing Zone (8/24/09)
• Research Finds Higher Acidity in Alaska Waters (8/24/09)
• Red Snapper Figures Are Improving, But It's Too Early to Eliminate Regulation (8/23/09)
• Ocean Task Force Holds Alaska Hearing on Better Stewardship (8/22/09)
• EU 'Considering Bluefin Tuna Protection' (8/22/09)
• Overfishing Spurs Call to Halve Bigeye Tuna Catch (8/22/09)
• Commerce Secretary Approves Arctic Fisheries Plan (8/21/09)
• World Sets Record for Hottest Ocean Temperature (8/21/09)
• Corals Are Animals, Too (8/19/09)
• Ruling on Longline Fishing Aids Turtles (8/18/09)
• Protection Plan for Deep-Sea Coral Reefs Considered (8/18/09)
• Institute to Show Some Muscle in Pollution Studies (8/17/09)
• China Needs to Adapt for New EU Rules on Illegal Fishing: Study (8/17/09)
• North Sea’s New Bonanza (8/16/09)
• Gulf States Work Together to Protect Precious, Profitable Natural Resource (8/16/09)
• Snails Threaten Tomales Bay Olympia Oysters (8/14/09)
• Ruling on Longline Fishing Aids Turtles (8/18/09)
• Protection Plan for Deep-Sea Coral Reefs Considered (8/18/09)
• Institute to Show Some Muscle in Pollution Studies (8/17/09)
• China Needs to Adapt for New EU Rules on Illegal Fishing: Study (8/17/09)
• June's Record Ocean Warmth Worries Fishermen, Environmentalists (8/16/09)
• North Sea’s New Bonanza (8/16/09)
• Gulf States Work Together to Protect Precious, Profitable Natural Resource (8/16/09)
• Snails Threaten Tomales Bay Olympia Oysters (8/14/09)
• Nine Million Salmon: Where Did They Go? (8/14/09)
• Seismic Tests Near Whale Habitat Must Be Stopped: Eco-Groups (8/13/09)
• Acid In The Oceans: A Growing Threat To Sea Life (8/12/09)
• Brosnan Urges Officials in Japan to End Slaughter of Dolphins, Porpoises (8/12/09)
• Rising Ocean Acidity: 'The Other Carbon Problem' (8/12/09)
• Can Corals Survive In A Warming World? (8/11/09)
• Tiny Damselfish May Destroy A Caribbean Reef (8/11/09)
• Japanese Urged to Take Bluefin Tuna Off the Menu (8/11/09)
• From Nets to Kilowatts (8/11/09)
• Zoning Busy Ocean Waters To Avoid Conflicts (8/10/09)
• Fate of South Florida Corals Uncertain as Water Heats Up (8/10/09)
• Students, Scientists Document Coral Reproduction (8/10/09)
• Spreading Lionfish Invasion Threatens Bahamas (8/9/09)
• Proposals Announced to Manage Fisheries (8/9/09)
• Ore. Fishermen Fear Loss of Petrale Sole (8/8/09)
• Dead Fish, Squid Litter Beach (8/8/09)
• Toxic Algae Prime Killing Suspect (8/7/09)
• Arctic Ocean May Turn Into 'Polluted Soup' by 2070 (8/7/09)
• Calif. Creates Network of Marine Reserves (8/6/09)
• Call For Fish Farm Ban From Estuaries (8/5/09)
• Downpour Takes Toll on Coral (8/5/09)
• Scientists Study Huge Plastic Patch in Pacific (8/4/09)
• Alaska's Begich Introduces Package of Arctic Bills (8/4/09)
• Oysters Are on the Rebound in the Chesapeake Bay (8/3/09)
• Big Fines Protect Hawaii Coral Beds(8/3/09)
• Offshore Windmills Hold Clean-Energy Promise (8/3/09)
• Census of Marine Life Maps an Ocean of Species (8/2/09)
• NOAA Seeks Public Input on Filling Quotas (8/2/09)
• Be Wise About Your Seafood Picks (8/2/09)
• Blast Fishing Killing Nicaragua's Fisheries (8/2/09)
• An Underwater Fight Is Waged for the Health of San Francisco Bay (8/1/09)
• River Project Offers New Hope For Oysters, Researchers Say (7/31/09)
• Fish For Dinner: Overfishing Easing in Some Areas (7/31/09)
• Tastier Names Trouble for Seafood Stocks (7/31/09)
• Chile's Stricken Salmon Farms: Dying Assets (7/30/09)
• Fishermen Scoop Up Sri Lanka’s Peace Dividend (7/30/09)
• Jellyfish Help to Stir the Ocean (7/30/09)
• U.S. Court Approves Gulf of Mexico Oil Drilling Plan (7/29/09)
• Giant Jellyfish Invasion May Be Imminent in Japan (7/29/09)
• California Beaches Face a Rising Tide of Pollution, Study Finds (7/29/09)
• Monaco Seeks Global Bluefin Tuna Trade Ban (7/28/09)
• Guilt-Free Sushi (7/28/09)
• Scientists Find a Microbe Haven at Ocean’s Surface (7/27/09)
• U.S. "Dead Zone" Smaller But More Severe: NOAA (7/27/09)
• Is the Ocean Florida's Untapped Energy Source? (7/27/09)
• Oceans Chief: Fishing Future Lies in Local Nets (7/27/09)
• The Formula: Why Don’t Americans Understand Science Better? Start with the Scientists (7/26/09)
• Warm Seas Threat to Coral and Marine Life (7/26/09)
• Economic Impact of Fish Limits Studied (7/24/09)
• Defending Against the Crab Invasion (7/23/09)
• Sea-Lice Levels Bring Hope to Fish Farms (7/23/09)
• Experts: Sea Warming Menaces Caribbean, Gulf Coral (7/22/09)
• NOAA Chief Says New Ocean Uses Creating Conflicts (7/21/09)
• Climate Change Calls for Land-Use Plan Rethink (7/21/09)
• As Crab Stocks Collapse, Tensions Rise on the Waterfront (7/21/09)
• World Starts to Act on Climate Change (7/20/09)
• Hungry For Sustainable Sushi (7/20/09)
• Japanese Fishermen Brace For Giant Jellyfish (7/19/09)
• Salmon Virus Unlikely Here: Marine Harvest (7/17/09)
• Red Tide Hits a Rare, and Frightening, Intensity (7/16/09)
• Survivors of Attacks Sink Teeth Into Fight to Save Sharks (7/15/09)
• Soon Nemo Won't be Alone (7/15/09)
• Feds Ban Krill Fishing to Save it for the Whales (7/14/09)
• Scientists Call for Grouper Catch Cuts (7/13/09)
• Warning Over Invasive Species Carried By Ships (7/13/09)
• Effort to Restore Salmon Could Aid Killer Whales (7/12/09)
• Red Snapper Closure is a Possibility (7/12/09)
• Toxic Metals a Threat to Our Dolphins (7/9/09)
• Tuna Breeding Shows 'Billion-Dollar' Promise (7/9/09)
• Nasa Satellites Reveal Extent of Arctic Sea Ice Loss (7/8/09)
• Coral Condemned to Extinction by CO2 Levels, Warns Attenborough (7/7/09)
• Reefs Could Perish by End of Century, Experts Warn (7/6/09)
• "End of the Line" Film Rings Alarm on Fish Supply (7/6/09)
• Fishing for Danger: Poor People Driven to Catch and Eat Toxin-Filled Species (7/5/09)
• Does Angling Damage Fish Stocks? (7/5/09)
• California Water Plan Aims to Save Puget Sound Orcas (7/5/09)
• Keeping Watch on the Planet From the Bottom Up (7/4/09)
• $50m Spent to Save Great Barrier Reef From Chemicals (7/2/09)
• Otter Population Falls as Humans Pollute Ocean (7/1/09)
• Fleet Cuts, Quotas the Buzz at Tuna Meet (7/1/09)
• Mass. Draws Zones for Coast Wind Farms (7/1/09)
• Seagrass Losses Reveal Global Coastal Crisis (6/30/09)
• Rising Sea Level to Submerge Louisiana Coastline by 2100, Study Warns (6/29/09)
• Britain's Beaches: What Are We Swimming In? (6/28/09)
• Regulators Angle for Feedback on Tuna Quotas (6/28/09)
• Deep-Sea Coral Emerges From the Darkness (6/27/09)
• Whale Chief Mulls Ending Hunt Ban (6/26/09)
• Groundfish Industry Faces Sea Change With New Management System (6/25/09)
• Surprise: Fish in Acidic Waters Grow Bigger Ears (6/25/09)
• Third of Open Ocean Sharks Face Extinction: Study (6/25/09)
• €4.4bn EU Subsidies Have Boosted Overfishing, Figures Show (6/25/09)
• Swine Flu Puts Porpoise on Brink (6/24/09)
• Is Seafood Good or Harmful? (6/23/09)
• EPA Plan Targets Vast DDT Deposit Off Calif. Coast (6/23/09)
• Cataclysmic Meltdown a Warning for the Future (6/23/09)
• Warmer Ocean Brings Fewer Sardines to S.Africa (6/22/09)
• Device on Nets May Protect Sea Turtles (6/22/09)
• Whaling Talks Target Compromise (6/22/099)
• Seal Virus' Spread Linked to Retreating Arctic Ice: Scientists (6/21/09)
• French Fishermen Lift Port Blockade on English Channel, Keep up Pressure to Ease Quotas (6/20/09)
• New Safe-Eating Guidelines Issued for SoCal Fish (6/19/09)
• Europe to Hunt More Whales Than Japan, Figures Show (6/19/09)
• Sick Sea Lions Present a Mystery (6/19/09)
• Partial Walrus Estimate Alarms Conservation Group (6/18/09)
• Alaska Polar Bear Numbers Declining: U.S. Agency (6/18/09)
• Critics Seek Closure of Five B.C. Salmon Farms (6/18/09)
• Monterey Bay Aquarium Supports Sustainable Seafood Choices to Preserve Fish Populations (6/17/09)
• Marine Reserves Off Oregon Coast Win OK (6/17/09)
• Report on Warming Offers New Details (6/17/09)
• US Expands Laws Protecting Atlantic Salmon (6/16/09)
• Sick Sea Animals Mystify Scientists (6/15/09)
• Seeing Sea Stars - And Lots of Them (6/15/09)
• Most Still Don’t Get the Drift About Oceans (6/14/09)
• Food is the New Fur for the Celebrity With a Conscience (6/14/09)
• Obama Gives US First National Ocean Policy (6/12/09)
• Florida Aquarium Launches Effort to Encourage Sustainable Seafood (6/12/09)
• Hawaiian Islands Named Habitat for Endangered Seal (6/12/09)
• Ice Loss Could Push Sea Levels Above Estimates: Report (6/12/09)
• Study Supports Theory Whales Get the Bends (6/11/09)
• Climate Change Blamed for Caribbean Coral Deaths (6/10/09)
• Loving Fish, This Time With the Fish in Mind (6/9/09)
• Is it Time to Take Tuna Off the Menu? (6/9/09)
• Catch of the Century (6/9/09)
• Menaces to Oceans: CO2, Plastic Bags, Overfishing (6/8/09)
• NOAA Head Jane Lubchenco On Ocean Policy (6/8/09)
• East Coast May Feel Rise in Sea Levels the Most (6/8/09)
• Jellyfish Threaten to 'Dominate' Oceans (6/8/09)
• Saltwater Fishermen Balk at National Registry (6/6/09)
• 21st-Century Noah’s Ark Needed to Save Coral Reefs From Extinction (6/6/09)
• Search For Downed Plane Highlights Ocean Trash Problem(6/5/09)
• Plan Would Aid Salmon, Reduce Water for People (6/5/09)
• Studies Predict Rapid Rise in Sea Levels Along U.S. East Coast (6/5/09)
• Global Ocean Expedition to Bring New Data (6/4/09)
• Port of Long Beach Takes 'Giant Step' Toward Pollution Reduction (6/4/09)
• Bluefish, Striped Bass Advisories Issued in East (6/3/09)
• A New School of Thought About Sardines (6/3/09)
• Iceland Turns From the Devil to the Deep Blue Sea (6/2/09)
• B.C. Considers New Fish-Farm Technology (6/2/09)
• Film Warns of 'World Without Fish' (6/2/09)
• Future Protection of the Oceans Could Lie in the Past (6/1/09)
• Carbon Emissions Threaten 'Underwater Catastrophe', Scientists Warn (6/1/09)
• They Dressed for Dinner, but Had Protest in Mind (6/1/09)
• Climate Change Turning Seas Acid: Scientists (5/31/09)
• Chicago Aquarium Teaches Diners Which Fish to Eat (5/31/09)
• Starfish May Surprisingly Benefit From Global Warming (5/31/09)
• Move to Redefine New England Fishing (5/30/09)
• Report: Coral Almost as Genetically Complex as Humans (5/29/09)
• A Sea Lice Smoking Gun (5/29/09)
• House Approves Marine Reserves, Research (5/28/09)
• Greenland Ice Could Fuel Severe U.S. Sea Level Rise (5/27/09)
• Obama Officials Visit NW to Learn Salmon Issues (5/27/09)
• Giant Cod and Whales Were Once Plentiful: Researchers (5/26/09)
• Va. Regulators Continue Crab Catch Restrictions (5/26/09)
• Studies track fishing industry's history over 1,000 years (5/25/09)
• Protecting oceans vital in warming fight (5/24/09)
• Manta rays next on restaurant menus as shark populations plummet (5/23/09)
• Natural Oil 'Spills': Surprising Amount Seeps Into the Sea (5/20/09)
• NOAA Head Touts $18.6M for Major Fisheries Shift (5/19/09)
• Study Predicts Worldwide Coral Catastrophe (5/19/09)
• Hawaii Company Aims to Feed the Masses Farmed Tuna (5/19/09)
• Baltic Sea Dying, Coastal States Must Act: Finnish PM (5/19/09)
• Scientists bolster claim to Arctic (5/19/09)
• Tide Turning as Aquaculture Produces Good Quality Fish (5/19/09)
• Blue Whales Returning to Former Alaska Waters (5/18/09)
• Island Life, Endangered (5/18/09)
• Funding Woes May Interrupt Marine Act (5/15/09)
• Nations Launch Plan to Save 'Amazon of the Seas' (5/15/09)
• Melting Ice Could Cause Gravity Shift (5/15/09)
• Feds Award $5M for Shellfish Monitoring (5/14/09)
• Indonesia Launches Southeast Asia's Biggest Marine Park (5/14/09)
• France Urges Canada to Cooperate Over Seabed Dispute (5/13/09)
• Climate Change Threatens Millions Who Live Off Sea (5/13/09)
• Chef Barton Seaver Has Something To Save (5/13/09)
• Report Warns Against Coral Triangle Collapse (5/13/09)
• EU Seeks Deep Cuts in Fishing Quotas for 2010 (5/12/09)
• World Seabed Disputes Face U.N. Deadline (5/12/09)
• Disaster Looms With Rising Sea Levels: Islands (5/12/09)
• Global Warming Hits Wild Salmon Hard (5/12/09)
• Global Ocean Talks Begin in Indonesia (5/11/09)
• Which Fish Is the Best Fish? (5/11/09)
• A Small Sign of Sea Change (5/11/09)
• Cull on Cards for Voracious Orcas (5/11/09)
• Fight to Save the 'Amazon of the Oceans' (5/10/09)
• Abalone Are Treasured — Nearly to Extinction Locally (5/10/09)
• Report: Fish Rules Could Help Bring $500m Boost (5/9/09)
• U.S. Curbs Use of Species Act in Protecting Polar Bear (5/8/09)
• Shrimp Tuned to Ocean Temperature (5/7/09)
• Sea Salt Holds Clues To Climate Change (5/7/09)
• 'Ghost Fishing' Major Sea Threat: UN Report (5/6/09)
• Indian Ocean Buoys Help Solve Climate Puzzles (5/6/09)
• Wash. Sea Otters Face Potential Disease Threats (5/5/09)
• Whales Make Comeback, Other Marine Life in Peril (5/5/09)
• EU Assembly Votes to Ban Rrade in Seal Products (5/5/09)
• Finding Space for All in Our Crowded Seas (5/4/09)
• Bird Die-Off in Marin, Other Coastal Areas a Mystery (5/4/09)
• Russia to Build Floating Arctic Nuclear Stations (5/3/09)
• How Mercury Makes its Way Into the Ocean and Contaminates Seafood (5/2/09)
• Feds Declare Salmon Disaster (5/1/09)
• NASA to Measure Ocean Salinity from Space (4/30/09)
• Huge Ice Chunks Break Away from Antarctic Shelf (4/30/09)
• Generating Energy From the Deep (4/29/09)
• Al Gore Calls for Prompt Action on Melting Ice (4/29/09)
• Sushi Seafood Ranked for Sustainability (4/29/09)
• UK Funds Sea Acidification Study (4/28/09)
• Oceans Becoming Acidic 'At Fastest Rate for 65 Million Years' (4/27/09)
• Ocean Power Surges Forward (4/27/09)
• Oil Companies Push Florida Legislature for Offshore Drilling (4/27/09)
• Call for 20-Year Fishing Ban in a Third of Oceans (4/26/09)
• Shark Fins Protection Welcomed (4/26/09)
• Fishermen Joining Forces for Survival (4/26/09)
• Alaska's Drilling Debate Moves Offshore (4/26/09)
• Fishermen Lose Millions Saving Weakest Fish Stocks (4/25/09)
• Gray Whales Granted Rare Reprieve (4/24/09)
• Ocean Gases Not Contributing to Climate Change: Research (4/24/09)
• We've Got It All Wrong On Fishing Strategy, Says EU (4/23/09)
• Coast Guard to Harness Power of Tides (4/23/09)
• 'Lucky Escape' for Barrier Reef Coral (4/23/09)
• South Korea to Consider Whaling if Japan Plan Approved (4/22/09)
• 'Red Tide' Possible in U.S. Northeast (4/22/09)
• Puget Sound Rockfish May Get Federal Protection (4/22/09)
• Damaged Barrier Reef Coral Makes 'Spectacular' Recovery (4/22/09)
• Scientists Make Tuna Breeding 'Breakthrough' (4/22/09)
• Governors Seek Salmon Disaster Declaration (4/21/09)
• EU Commission Urges Fishing Cuts (4/21/09)
• For Maine Lobstermen, Less Could Mean More (4/21/09)
• Chesapeake 'Waters' Flows Uneasily (4/21/09)
• The Dish on Fish and Mercury: How healthy is Your Catch? (4/20/09)
• Climate Refugees in Pacific Flee Rising Sea (4/19/09)
• Scientists Seek Clues to Save Sea (4/19/09)
• Energy Secretary: Islands Could Disappear (4/19/09)
• Predators Starve As We Plunder Oceans (4/19/09)
• Chesapeake Bay Crab Population Up 49 Percent (4/18/09)
• A Plan for U.S. Emissions to Be Buried Under Sea (4/17/09)
• French Fishermen Ease Blockade of Northern Ports (4/16/09)
• Californians Say "Baby, Baby, No More Drilling" (4/16/09)
• EU Seeks Deep Cuts in Fishing Capacity (4/16/09)
• Salazar to Discuss Calif. Offshore Drilling (4/16/09)
• EU Cuts Mediterranean Tuna Fishing to Protect Stocks (4/15/09)
• Coral Fossils Suggest That Sea Level Can Rise Rapidly (4/15/09)
• Oslo Sets Limit on Arctic Seabed, Short of North Pole (4/15/09)
• Alaskans Testify About Offshore Drilling (4/15/09)
• Massive Emissions Cuts Can Save Arctic Ice: Study (4/14/09)
• Coral Transplant Surgery Prescribed for Japan (4/14/09)
• Sturgeon Reappears in Baltic After Century Absence (4/14/09)
• Overfishing to Wipe Out Bluefin Tuna in 3 Years: WWF (4/14/09)
• Sea Life Passes the Acid Test (4/14/09)
• Sonar Can Cause Temporary Deafness in Dolphins (4/13/09)
• U.S. to Ban Commercial Salmon Season (4/9/09)
• Many Commercial Fishermen Are Hanging Up Their Nets (4/9/09)
• Plastic Found in One-Third of Leatherback Turtles (4/9/09)
• U.S. Acts to Alter New England Fisheries (4/8/09)
• British Beach Litter Levels Highest On Record (4/8/09)
• Americas On Alert for Sea Level Rise (4/8/09)
• Congress Allocates $5.7 Million to Help Save Hawaiian Monk Seals (4/7/09)
• Plug Is Pulled On Asian Oyster (4/7/09)
• New NOAA Limits on Fishing Pared, But Will Sting (4/7/09)
• Otherworldly Scenes Found on Seafloor (4/7/09)
• Factory Boats Face Cap on Accidental Salmon Catch (4/7/09)
• Obama Pledges to Resolve Arctic Disputes: Clinton (4/7/09)
• Shark For Food: Europe a Major Culprit (4/7/09)
• Ice Bridge Holding Antarctic Ice Shelf Cracks Up (4/6/09)
• North Could Lead With UK’s First Commercial Tuna Farm (4/6/09)
• Probing the Depths of Ocean Destruction (4/4/09)
• Study: Arctic Sea Ice Melting Faster Than Expected (4/3/09)
• Study: False Killer Whales Declining Off Hawaii (4/3/09)
• Small Islands Urge Deep CO2 Cuts, Fear Rising Seas (4/2/09)
• Climate Change to Bring More Whale Beachings (4/2/09)
• Pacific Sea Lice Differ From Atlantic Cousins, Researchers Find (4/1/09)
• Technology Opens Promise, Perils of Ocean Mining (4/1/09)
• Thousands of Rare Irrawaddy Dolphins Found Along Bangladesh Coast (4/1/09)
• Group Loses Lawsuit to Protect Blue Whales (4/1/09)
• Invasion of the Jellyfish: They Could Take Over Our Seas, Say Wildlife Experts (3/31/09)
• U.S., Canada Propose Pollution Control Zones for Ports (3/31/09)
• Experiment Seeks to House Declining South Africa Penguins (3/30/09)
• Shark Fin Out of Vogue Among Young Asians (3/29/09)
• Fish Oil Could Curb Cow Flatulence (3/29/09)
• Right Whales Put on Heartening Show (3/27/09)
• Who Ate All the Algae? (3/27/09)
• Kenya Wildlife Perishes in Nets Bought With US Aid (3/27/09)
• Millions of Fish Shoal in Seconds (3/27/09)
• Scientists ID Living Coral as 4,265 Years Old (3/26/09)
• Panel Explores How to Save Dwindling Seafood Supplies (3/25/09)
• Canada to Fight French Claim to Sea Shelf: Minister (3/25/09)
• New Protections Now in Place for Great White Sharks, Other Marine Life (3/24/09)
• New England Lobster Traps Are Nabbing Dinner, Data (3/23/09)
• Weather Hinders Navy Search For Missing Containers (3/23/09)
• Feds, Florida Anglers Battle Over Red-Snapper Ban (3/22/09)
• Deadly Nerve Toxin Affecting Deep Ocean Creatures (3/22/09)
• NOAA Set for Larger Policy Role Under First Female Chief (3/21/09)
• Southern California Marine Reserve Plan Spawns Debate (3/20/09)
• Pioneering Ecologist to Head NOAA (3/20/09)
• CO2 Damage to Oceans Could Lead to a Global Calamity (3/19/09)
• Melting of Antarctic Ice Becoming Unstoppable (3/19/09)
• Warming to Speed Icesheet Collapse (3/18/09)
• Groups Say Feds Are Failing to Protect Rare Whale (3/18/09)
• Indonesian Ocean Forum to Sign Climate Pact (3/17/09)
• Oil Spill to Require Lengthy Eco-Monitoring (3/17/09)
• The Fall and Rise of the Right Whale (3/16/09)
• Netherlands Plans to Ban Eel Fishing in October (3/16/09)
• Polar Bear Fate Seen to Depend on Emissions Cuts (3/16/09)
• Drowning Islands Warn of Future Perils for 'Environmental Refugees' (3/16/09)
• Northeast US to Suffer Most From Future Sea Rise (3/15/09)
• Oil-Soaked Australian Beaches Named Disaster Zones (3/13/09)
• Life on Antarctica Moved by Warming (3/13/09)
• Mothball Fleet's Flaking Paint Taints Shellfish (3/13/09)
• Senate Committee Approves Stalled NOAA, Science Nominees (3/12/09)
• Ocean Expected to Rise 5 Feet Along Coastlines (3/12/09)
• Oil Spill Creates 'Long-Term Legacy' for Wildlife (3/12/09)
• Deep Water Fish Decline Concerns (3/11/09)
• A More Sustainable Tuna? (3/11/09)
• Tidal Wave of Trash Threatens World Oceans (3/11/09)
• Carbon Emissions Creating Acidic Oceans Not Seen Since Dinosaurs (3/10/09)
• Species Threaten Island Economies (3/10/09)
• Maldives Moves to Protect its Sharks (3/9/09)
• CO2 Levels Thinning Out Ocean Life: Study (3/9/09)
• Surfers Deal a Blow to a Beach Dredging Project (3/8/09)
• Scientists to Issue Stark Warning Over Dramatic New Sea Level Figures (3/8/09)
• Judge Faults Gov't Plan to Save Pacific NW Salmon (3/7/09)
• Feds Weigh a Fishing Ban on Atlantic Red Snapper (3/6/09)
• Bad News for Sea Otter Population (3/6/09)
• US Government Plan Would Protect Ocean Floor From Florida to North Carolina (3/5/09)
• Arctic Summer Ice Could Vanish by 2013: Expert (3/5/09)
• Japan May Cut Back on Future Whale Hunts: Report (3/5/09)
• Parks That Can Move When the Animals Do (3/4/09)
• Obama Reverses Bush on Species Protection Measure (3/4/09)
• Fishermen Brace for New Ban on Ocean Salmon (3/4/09)
• Overfishing Imperils Ocean Life, Study Says (3/3/09)
• Setting Sail on Sea of Disposable Plastic (3/3/09)
• UN Body Provokes Outrage with Call for More Fish Farming (3/2/09)
• Little Fish Don’t Survive, the Big Fish Don’t Thrive (3/2/09)
• Cleaner Water Blamed for Spate of Shark Attacks (3/2/09)
• Researchers Fear Hotter Temperatures Threaten Sea Turtles (2/27/09)
• California Ban on Salmon Fishing Likely for '09 (2/26/09)
• WWF: Philippines Dealers to Cut Reef Fish Exports (2/26/09)
• Expert: East Antarctica Longer-Term, Bigger Threat (2/26/09)
• Ocean's 'Potato Chips' Threatened (2/25/09)
• Coastal States Want Say in Offshore Drilling (2/25/09)
• Sharks Fall Foul of Fishing Bias (2/24/09)
• Behind Red Tides, the Swimming and Shape of Plankton (2/23/09)
• Ministers Get Close Look at Antarctic Ice Threat (2/23/09)
• Lifeline for Endangered Albatross (2/23/09)
• Closing the Net on Illegal Fishing (2/20/09)
• Alaska Coasts Melting -- And Not Just the Ice (2/20/09)
• Bubbles of Warming, Beneath the Ice (2/20/09)
• Economic Recession Means Fewer Shark Attacks (2/19/09)
• Smallest Fall Run of Chinook Salmon Reported (2/19/09)
• Major Oil Spill From Tanker Heads Towards British Isles (2/18/09)
• Hawaii Longline Tuna Fishery Has Whale Bycatch (2//17/09)
• Scientists Warn of Persistent 'Dead Zones' in Chesapeake Bay, Elsewhere (2/17/09)
• Penguins are Feeling Pinched by Pollution, Weather Extremes and Overfishing (2/16/09)
• Can Geo-Engineering Rebuild the Planet? (2/16/09)
• Global Warming 'Changing Balance' of Marine Life in Polar Seas (2/15/09)
• Study: 'Astonishing richness' in Polar Sea Species(2/15/09)
• Bleak Forecast on Fishery Stocks (2/13/09)
• Lionfish Growing Like Kudzu on State’s Coast (2/13/09)
• Far-Off Food Puts Vast Penguin Colony Under Threat (2/12/09)
• Fish Migrating to Cooler Waters, Study Says (2/12/09)
• Ocean Advocates Slam Expanded U.S. Offshore Drilling (2/11/09)
• White House Puts Coastal Drilling Plans on Hold (2/11/09)
• B.C. Court Ruling Says Ottawa, Not Provinces, Should License Fish Farms (2/10/09)
• Ocean Blues: A New Conservation Plan for the Chagos Islands (2/9/09)
• Beating Poverty Could Save Coral Reef Fish, Report Says (2/9/09)
• Big Marine Sanctuaries Urged for West Australia (2/9/09)
• Fishing and Tourism in Conflict in Galapagos (2/8/09)
• Worries About the Future of Fishing (2/7/09)
• Commercial Fishing Is Barred in Parts of Arctic (2/6/09)
• Climate Shocks to Rock Fisheries (2/6/09)
• Taiwan Coral Reefs "Turn Black" With Disease (2/6/09)
• Chile Takes Steps to Rehabilitate Its Lucrative Salmon Industry (2/5/09)
• EU Gives Shark Protection Teeth (2/5/09)
• Study Shows Most Nations Ignore UN Code to Reduce Overfishing (2/4/09)
• Indian Ocean Linked to Australian Droughts (2/4/09)
• Scottish Fishing Sector Still Faces Bleak Future, Warns MSP (2/4/09)
• New Version of Google Earth Allows Exploration of Oceans (2/3/09)
• Climate Change Might Be Altering Waters Along US West Coast (2/3/09)
• Rising Sea Salinates India's Ganges: Expert (2/2/09)
• Google Earth, Google Ocean: Mysteries of the Seafloor are Mapped for the First Time (2/1/09)
• Scots Fishermen Bound for the Golden State (1/31/09)
• Fishy Business (1/31/09)
• Rising Acidity Threatens Oceans (1/30/09)
• Calif. Panel Rejects New Offshore Oil Drilling (1/29/09)
• "Immortal" Jellyfish Swarm World's Oceans (1/29/09)
• Will EU Lifeline Sink Iceland's Fishing Industry? (1/29/09)
• Ocean Climate Fix Remains Afloat (1/29/09)
• Future of the Ocean: Expanding Dead Zones (1/28/09)
• Top Scientists Warn of Catastrophic Rise in Sea Levels (1/28/09)
• Radical Ocean Test Gets OK (1/27/09)
• Global Warming is 'Irreversible' (1/27/09)
• Ship Discharges Threaten Sea Life (1/26/09)
• Tougher Rules to End Overfishing in U.S. Waters (1/26/09)
• Economic Gains From Gulf Fish Farms and Pollution Fears Compete (1/26/09)
• Warming Trends Alter Conservation (1/25/09)
• Global Warming Could Unleash Ocean 'Dead Zones': Study (1/25/09)
• Antarctic Sea Creatures Hypersensitive to Warming (1/25/09)
• New Rules to Protect Sea Mammals From Sonar (1/24/09)
• Parasites Threaten Otters (1/23/09)
• Unregulated Aquaculture a Threat to Gulf of Mexico (1/22/09)
• Plankton Experiment May Create New Hazards (1/22/09)
• Rising Seas a Serious Threat to N.C. Coast, Feds Say (1/21/09)
• Nile Run-Off 'Boosts Fish Stocks' (1/20/09)
• Growing Taste for Reef Fish Sends Their Numbers Sinking (1/19/09)
• Lionfish's Arrival in the Keys Is an Unwelcome Event (1/19/09)
• Scientists Discover New Marine Life Off Tasmania (1/18/09)
• More Than 80 Percent of China's Coastal Waters Polluted: Report (1/17/09)
• Partnership Wants to Slow Marine Protection Process (1/17/09)
• 'Citizen Scientists' Urged to Help Save Reef (1/16/09)
• Fish Poop Helps Balance Ocean's Acid Levels (1/15/09)
• No Clear Cause For Coral Die-Offs (1/15/09)
• Indonesia To Allow Trawling Despite Overfishing Fears (1/15/09)
• Alaska Opposes Listing Whales As Threatened (1/15/09)
• Donations For Sea Otters in Danger (1/15/09)
• Study: Sound Orcas Eat More Toxic Salmon (1/14/09)
• The Perfect Catch (1/14/09)
• Anglers Unite to Become Powerful Conservation Alliance (1/14/09)
• Black Abalone Latest Endangered Species in Pacific (1/13/09)
• Mapping the Sea and Its Mysteries (1/12/09)
• Groups Sue EPA, Want Tougher Ship Discharge Rules (1/12/09)
• US, Canada Juggle Dwindling River Salmon (1/12/09)
• Sea Absorbing Less CO2, Scientists Discover (1/12/09)
• Divers Cut Away At Net Killing Marine Life (1/12/09)
• Overfishing Linked to Increased Shark Sightings (1/12/09)
• Massive Greenland Meltdown? Not So Fast, Say Scientists (1/11/09)
• Scientists Tracking Impact of Climate Change Using Teeth of Beluga Whales, Walrus (1/10/09)
• West Coast Trollers Take Biggest Hit in Salmon Treaty (1/10/09)
• Tests Show Algae Toxin in Some Sick Pelicans (1/10/09)
• Bordallo Introduces Shark Conservation Act (1/9/09)
• Superferry Draft Environmental Impact Statement Released (1/9/09)
• Shoppers Advised to Take Ethical Line When Choosing Fish Species (1/8/09)
• Nova Scotia Study Cites Impact of Overfishing (1/8/09)
• 'Red Tide' Linked to Nutrient Pollution (1/7/09)
• Brown Pelican Die-Off Puzzles Researchers (1/7/09)
• Yellow Submarine to Probe Antarctica Glacier (1/7/09)
• Company Seeks to Study Ocean Waves' Potential to Produce Electricity (1/6/09)
• Bush to Protect Three Areas in Pacific (1/6/09)
• Sea Ice Changes Hamper Polar Bears' Hunt For Food (1/6/09)
• Why Storms Are Good News For Fishermen (1/6/09)
• Fears For Scottish Salmon as Disease Confirmed (1/5/09)
• Groups to Sue U.S. Over Bay (1/5/09)
• Innovation Prize For Tidal Technology Firm (1/5/09)
• Reef Battle (1/4/09)
• Coho Salmon Are Bred For Diversity, Strength (1/3/09)
• Vancouver Restaurant Serves Under-Recognized Seafood (1/3/09)
• Coral Reef Growth is Slowest Ever (1/2/09)
• Countries in Tug-of-War Over Arctic Resources (1/2/09)
• Study: Hawaii's Pygmy Killer Whales Stay Close(1/1/09)

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2008

• Global Whale "Hot Spot" Discovered Off East Timor (12/31/08)
• Malibu's Vanishing Broad Beach a Sign of Rising Sea Levels, Experts Say (12/31/08)
• A Special Report on the Sea: Troubled Waters (12/30/08)
• Pollution a Factor in Crab Crisis, Report Says (12/30/08)
• Seawater Science Can Help Climate Change Forecasts (12/29/08)
• Report: Bay's Pollution is Factor in Crab Decline (12/29/08)
• No More Skinning Alive: Canada Toughens Seal Hunt Rules (12/29/08)
• Death of Corals is Oceanographer's Murder Mystery (12/28/08)
• Scenes of an Effort Impeded Unfold Across Chesapeake Watershed (12/27/08)
• Jellyfish Jeopardizing Earth's Oceans (12/27/08)
• Coral Springs Back From Tsunami (12/26/08)
• North Sea Oil Rig Breaks Free at Sea (12/23/08)
• NOAA Choice Has Wide Range of Credentials (12/22/08)
• A Strong Voice on CO2 as Science Adviser (12/18/08)
• Battle to Keep Key Fishing Grounds (12/18/08)
• Scientists Predict Coral Destruction (12/18/08)
• Polar Ice Melting "80 Years Early' (12/18/08)
• Habitat Protection Proposed for Alaska Sea Otters (12/17/08)
• NASA Releases Oceanography Data (12/16/08)
• The Big Melt: 2 Trillion Tons of Ice Since 2003 (12/16/08)
• Scientists Urge Caution in Ocean-CO2 Capture Schemes (12/15/08)
• Sustainable 2009 Harvest Set for Alaska Pollock (12/15/08)
• Subsiding Hopes (12/15/08)
• Pollock debate wages before federal fisheries council (12/14/08)
• Mercury-tainted fish on FDA menu (12/14/08)
• Time Running Out On Coral Reefs As Climate Change Becomes Increasing Threat (12/11/08)
• Urgent Appeal Over Rare Albatross (12/11/08)
• Report: Greenhouse Effect Has Killed Nearly One Fifth of World's Corals (12/11/08)
• Climate Change May Cause More Coral Extinction (12/10/08)
• Report Finds Damaged Reefs Can Recover (12/10/08)
• Right Whales Gain a Right of Way at Sea (12/9/08)
• Melting Away: Ice Sheet at Risk (12/9/08)
• Call to Widen Curbs on UK Fishing (12/8/08)
• Judge Hears Arguments on Groundfishing Regulations (12/8/08)
• Harpooners Seek Bigger Cut of Swordfish Market (12/8/08)
• Pollution Study Lifts Lid on New Zealand's 'Green' Beaches (12/8/08)
• Bush’s Pushes for Marine Reserves (12/7/08)
• Turks & Caicos Creates Artificial Reef (12/7/08)
• Sewing Scallops in Long Island's Bays (12/7/08)
• Tuna Sector Opposes Ban on Fish-Drawing Devices (12/5/08)
• National Parks Launches Ambitious Marine Protection Plan (12/4/08)
• We're Too Noisy For Whales (12/4/08)
• Conservation Group Sues to Protect Walrus (12/3/08)
• Marine Bill Marks New Approach to Ocean Conservation (12/3/08)
• Sea's Pollution Hotspots 'Missed' (12/3/08)
• Soot Darkens Ice, Stokes Runaway Arctic Melt: Study (12/2/08)
• New Model to Help Scientists Predict 'Hot Spots' for Mercury in Fish (12/2/08)
• Harbour Seals' Decline 'Alarming' (12/2/08)
• DNA Gleaned From Ancient Coral Unlocks Clues About Warming (12/1/08)
• 3/4 of Big Antarctic Penguin Colonies to Disappear? (12/1/08)
• Canada's Pacific Coast Killer Whales Still at Risk (12/1/08)
• Antarctic Seas Richer in Life Than Galapagos Islands, According to Study (12/1/08)
• Aid for Louisiana Fishing Industry on its Way (12/1/08)
• Salmon-Tracking Network Upends Some Sacred Cows (11/30/08)
• The Sushi Wars: Can the Bluefin Tuna Be Saved? (11/28/08)
• Florida's Coral Gains Protection Status (11/27/08)
• Ending the Reef Madness (11/26/08)
• Unexpected Rise in Ocean Acidity Threatening Shellfish (11/25/08)
• EU Condemned on Tuna 'Mockery' (11/25/08)
• Oceans Ten Times More Acidic Than Thought (11/24/08)
• Maine Proposes Eliminating Red Tide Inspections (11/24/08)
• Climate Change, Starfish Hit Fiji Reefs: Study (11/24/08)
• Common Ground Over a Besieged Wetlands (11/24/08)
• Southern Ocean Changing but Still Major CO2 Sink: Study (11/24/08)
• Herring Fishermen Hail Conservation Success (11/23/08)
• Sea Eagles Could be Reintroduced to UK (11/22/08)
• EU Report on Arctic Leaves Chill (11/22/08)
• Europe Joins International Contest for Arctic's Resources (11/21/08)
• Death Bloom of Plankton a Warning on Warming (11/21/08)
• Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Officials Back Off Long-Term Deadlines (11/21/08)
• Fed Alters California Marine Sanctuary Rules (11/21/08)
• USDA Panel Approves First Rules For Labeling Farmed Fish 'Organic' (11/20/08)
• Slow Progress on Ocean Protection (11/20/08)
• Sea Lion Numbers a Mixed Bag (11/19/08)
• How Air Imperils the Sea (11/18/08)
• Panel Recommends Two Marine Reserves (11/18/08)
• Rare Sea Creatures in Danger (11/18/08)
• Time Runs Out for Japan's Dangerous Obsession with the Bluefin (11/18/08)
• Concerns Emerge About Environmental Effects of Wave-Energy Technology (11/17/08)
• Continents of Garbage Adrift in Oceans (11/17/08)
• 'Jelly Balls' May Slow Global Warming (11/17/08)
• Who Watches the Whale-Watchers? (11/16/08)
• Fishery Meeting Could Decide Bluefin Tuna's Fate (11/16/08)
• Overfishing Blamed on Failure to Enforce or Heed Rules (11/15/08)
• EU Proposes Penalties to Combat Illegal Fishing (11/14/08)
• Commercial Fishing Frenzy Criticized (11/13/08)
• In Bad Economy, Boat Owners Abandon Their Vessels (11/13/08)
• Obama Urged to End Overfishing (11/13/08)
• U.S. Top Court Rules for Navy in Whales-Sonar Case (11/12/08)
• Groups Focus on Coral Triangle to Preserve Tuna (11/11/08)
• Major Change Planned for West Coast Fisheries (11/10/08)
• Quarter of Atlantic Sharks and Rays Face Extinction (11/10/08)
• Census of World's Sea Life Tallies up Tentacles of Surprises (11/9/08)
• GOP Senators Freeze Marine Sanctuaries Plan (11/8/08)
• Plan to Help Rescue Puget Sound Unveiled (11/6/08)
• Current warming sharpest climate change in 5,000 years: study (11/6/08)
• International panel urges PM to ramp up Arctic research (11/6/08)
• Something's often fishy (11/6/08)
• Environmental inaction called costly (11/5/08)
• Asian demand behind falling shark populations: report (11/5/08)
• Saving Wild Salmon to Save the Orca (11/4/08)
• Bush's Ocean Protection Plan Under Fire (11/4/08)
• Commercial Fishing Quotas Changing the Industry (11/3/08)
• Project in Guam Will Gather Traditional Fishing Knowledge (11/2/08)
• Ecological Impact of SF Bay Ship Crash Still Uncertain (11/2/08)
• Low Price, Shaky Economy Worry Lobster Fishermen (11/2/08)
• Climate Change Seen Helping Short-Lived Creatures (10/31/08)
• Collapse of BC Pink Salmon Runs Reopens Debate Over Fish Farms (10/31/08)
• Bye Bye Bluefin - Managed to Death (10/30/08)
• UK Seabird Breeding Failing (10/30/08)
• New Florida Rule Limits Fishing of Soft-Shell Turtles (10/29/08)
• Foes Unite to Save Chesapeake Bay (10/29/08)
• Mexico Pays Fishermen to Help Save Porpoise (10/28/08)
• Arctic ice thickness 'plummets' (10/27/08)
• Climate change 'making seas more salty' (10/27/08)
• Marine Life Barriers Eyed for Erosion Control (10/26/08)
• Are the orcas starving? (10/25/08)
• Our oceans overfished to feed the pigs (10/24/08)
• BANGLADESH: When climate change gives you a sinking feeling (10/23/08)
• B.C. town wants $10 million fish pens (10/23/08)
• Get Your Chopsticks Ready for Sustainable Sushi (10/22/08)
• 18 threats to Alaska belugas (10/22/08)
• EU fleets fish bluefin close to extinction (10/19/08)
• Pacific Ocean in peril (10/18/08)
• Alaska Whales Protected Over Palin's Objections (10/18/08)
• Government declares beluga whale endangered (10/18/08)
• Arctic sees 'dramatic' changes (10/17/08)
• Warming seas create a massive chemistry experiment (10/16/08)
• Global fishing (10/16/08)
• Abandoned fishing gear has killed more than 30,000 Puget Sound animals (10/16/08)
• 448 DAYS IN THE NORTH (10/16/08)
• Warmer water devastates Great Barrier Reef's seabirds (10/14/08)
• Bleak warning that UK fish face extinction (10/14/08)
• Pollock fishery on brink of collapse, Greenpeace says (10/11/08)
• FAO, World Bank call for reforms in fisheries sector (10/10/08)
• Can ‘electric oysters’ restore New York’s waters? (10/9/08)
• Climate threat to penguins (10/9/08)
• International body slashes ship air pollution (10/9/08)
• Fisheries losing $50 billion a year: World Bank (10/9/08)
• Diversity Of Plant-eating Fishes May Be Key To Recovery Of Coral Reefs (10/8/08)
• World mammals on the brink, study finds (10/7/08)
• Relief for Mangrove Swamps (10/7/08)
• Salmon Farmers Shrug Off Concerns (10/7/08)
• Deadline Set for Designating Polar Bear Habitat (10/7/08)
• Wooing Korea into Coral Triangle Initiative (10/6/08)
• Climate change will damage fish stocks (10/6/08)
• Mexico tourism boom kills coral quicker than climate change (10/5/08)
• 90,000 yr old data suggests warming, CO2 and ocean currents are linked (10/5/08)
• Ocean expert helps scientists speak plain English (10/5/08)
• The long march of the penguins (10/4/08)
• Oysters will fail the acid test (10/4/08)
• Arctic heating up too fast (10/3/08)
• Salmon-farm case adjourns (10/3/08)
• Florida tourism officials wrestle with drilling (10/3/08)
• NJ to designate firm to build offshore wind farm (10/2/08)
• Acidic oceans boost distance sound travels (10/2/08)
• Taiwan Funds Protection Of Pacific’s Marine and Coastal Resources (10/2/08)
• Salmon still at risk despite fall in lice: biologist (10/2/08)
• Scientists aim to boost Southern Ocean CO2 monitoring (10/1/08)
• Environmental problems could kill world's coral reefs (10/1/08)
• Fish-farm hearing tied in constitutional knots (9/30/08)
• Governor signs bills on oil-spill cleanup (9/30/08)
• New labels to say where in the world your food comes from (9/29/08)
• Philippines facing fish shortage (9/29/08)
• Court to say if fish farms are a federal responsibility (9/29/08)
• France relaunches stormy debate on EU fishing quotas (9/28/08)
• Researchers ponder effects methane 'time bomb' might have on climate change debate (9/27/08)
• Marine sanctuary border to expand (9/27/08)
• Whales, porpoises increasingly threatened: report (9/26/08)
• Greenland economy shudders as shrimp stocks shrink (9/25/08)
• Feds declare blue crab disaster (9/24/08)
• A new breed of fish farming (9/24/08)
• WHO warns climate change poses health risks (9/24/08)
• Newly discovered sharks swimming into troubled waters (9/23/08)
• Project to probe salmon stock mystery (9/22/08)
• Texas' coastal ecosystem could take a generation to recover from Ike's damage (9/22/08)
• UN recognises NZ's seabed rights beyond EEZ (9/22/08)
• Pirates rule Bangladesh coasts as fish abound (9/22/08)
• Study Suggests Sharing the Catch Could Save Fisheries (9/22/08)
• Arctic Oil Exploration, Tradition Collide in Alaska Mayoral Race (9/21/08)
• Bluefin picture far from rosy (9/19/08)
• Sharing the catch is good for fishermen -- and fish -- study shows (9/19/08)
• Australian researchers find 100s of new reef species (9/19/08)
• Scientists find proof that privatising fishing stocks can avert a disaster (9/18/08)
• Glacier speed wild card in sea level rise (9/18/08)
• Brussels aims to slash EU fishing fleet (9/18/08)
• ‘Designate more marine sanctuaries’ (9/18/08)
• Sea lice killing B.C. wild salmon (9/18/08)
• Tiffany chairman testifies on coral preservation (9/17/08)
• US House approves offshore drilling (9/17/08)
• EU fisheries policy not working, needs review (9/17/08)
• House votes to end offshore oil drilling ban (9/17/08)
• Arctic ice levels 'in trouble' (9/17/08)
• Seabird chicks 'killed over food' (9/16/08)
• Mangrove destruction for fish trade may undermine fishermen in West Africa (9/15/08)
• Commercial fishermen to get tax break (9/15/08)
• Rising sea levels: Stakes high for port cities (9/15/08)
• World's oceans at risk of becoming soupy swill (9/15/08)
• Extension of salmon protection reviewed (9/14/08)
• New loan program aims to help fishermen invest in fuel savings (9/14/08)
• Marine debris threatens animals, environment (9/13/08)
• Program helps fishermen turn junk gear into power (9/13/08)
• Experts call for halt to bluefin tuna fishing in Mediterranean (9/11/08)
• Gravity-mapping satellite will help predict climate change (9/11/08)
• Over-fishing, not climate change, is greatest danger to world's oceans (9/10/08)
• Recycling abandoned fishing gear (9/10/08)
• Australia urged to save Coral Sea animals, history (9/10/08)
• Work under way to set marine habitat boundaries (9/9/08)
• More of Gulf may open (9/9/08)
• Cosco Busan legacy: a wave of spill bills (9/9/08)
• The Power Of Cuddly (9/8/08)
• Expanded Drilling: No Deal on Horizon (9/6/08)
• Gustav Buries Southwest Florida Turtle Nests (9/5/08)
• Hong Kong considers ban on fishing trawlers: report (9/4/08)
• Federal government will review ice seals (9/4/08)
• KLM Launches Pilot Project With Sustainable Fish (9/4/08)
• Study delivers good news about cod, haddock stocks (9/4/08)
• Facing Deadly Fish Virus, Chile Introduces Reforms (9/4/08)
• Sixty-nine nations adopt guidelines to protect fish species (9/3/08)
• Major ice-shelf loss for Canada (9/3/08)
• Complex Ocean Behavior Studied With 'Artificial Upwelling' (9/2/08)
• Whales Shedding Blubber, Japan Study Says (9/1/08)
• Greenland ice sheet melting faster than predicted, report says (9/1/08)
• Seafood Industry Worries About Offshore Oil Leases in Alaska (8/31/08)
• Biologists launch effort to clean up lost fishing gear off California coast (8/31/08)
• Micronesia establishes manta ray sanctuary (8/30/08)
• Marine team sounds alarm for reefs (8/29/08)
• Oil slick kills penguins in Brazil (8/28/08)
• No-take zones won't shelter coral against global warming (8/27/08)
• Algae: Biofuel of the Future? (8/27/08)
• Federal aid to fisherman to be given out this week (8/27/08)
• Viruses are hidden drivers of ocean's nutrient cycle (8/27/08)
• A run on Georges Bank (8/27/08)
• Canada to widen Arctic patrols, PM says (8/27/08)
• US mulls protecting vast swaths of Pacific (8/27/08)
• Arctic sea ice drops to 2nd lowest level on record (8/27/08)
• Ghana Navy is being equipped (8/26/08)
• California County’s Resolve Against Drilling Fades (8/26/08)
• Shipwrecks On Coral Reefs Harbor Unwanted Species (8/26/08)
• Georges Bank drilling weighed (8/25/08)
• New fish population of Mediterranean (8/25/08)
• Fussy cats threatening fish supplies (8/25/08)
• Alaska Vote Pits Fisheries Against Mines (8/25/08)
• Bottom trawling restrictions start Monday (8/24/08)
• Reducing pollution in Gulf waters (8/24/08)
• U of G study finds about 25 per cent of fish on the market mislabelled (8/23/08)
• Eco-tourists horrified by shark catch (8/23/08)
• Fish Kills Remain Possible in Narragansett Bay (8/23/08)
• Polar bears' long swims blamed on global warming (8/23/08)
• Shark patrol possible alternative for Indonesian fishermen (8/22/08)
• New Sanctuaries Reviving North Carolina Scallops (8/22/08)
• Melting Beaufort Sea sparks flurry of expeditions, interest (8/22/08)
• Cod gives way to basa in a North Devon chippy as debate rages about overfishing (8/21/08)
• Observers spot 9 polar bears in open ocean (8/21/08)
• Fish Tale Has DNA Hook: Students Find Bad Labels (8/21/08)
• Mediterranean facing fish invasion (8/21/08)
• Biologists Find Diatom to Reduce Red Tide’s Toxicity (8/20/08)
• Philippine Coast Guard to enforce ban on small fishing boats in north Luzon (8/20/08)
• Red tide leaves dead animals in its wake (8/20/08)
• Tuna Feared Overfished in West-Central Pacific (8/19/08)
• Northern Philippines, Taiwan brace for typhoon (8/18/08)
• Riches beckon, but the risks are high (8/18/08)
• Coup puts fisheries aid in doubt (8/18/08)
• Offshore drilling is no short-term proposition (8/18/08)
• The long view (8/18/08)
• Sidon fishermen cry foul over use of illegal fishing methods (8/18/08)
• The Norfolk village being swallowed by the sea (8/18/08)
• Jellyfish invasion: Britain to fight them on the beaches (8/18/08)
• Heat hurts shellfish relationships (8/15/08)
• Ocean ‘Dead Zones’ on the Rise (8/14/08)
• Scientist warns of mass ocean extinctions (8/13/08)
• Vessels clear out slops tanks at sea (8/13/08)
• Nations rush for oil, gas in Arctic as warming clears ice out of way; Coast Guard to map near Beaufort Sea to back U.S. claims (8/12/08)
• Stop & Shop to stop selling some fish (8/12/08)
• West Africa: Overfishing Linked to Food Crisis, Migration (8/11/08)
• Fishing communities mobilise to protect their livlihoods (8/11/08)
• 'Bionic seals' on a mission to chart global warming (8/11/08)
• Fishery Crisis Leads to New Approaches (8/10/08)
• Harvest of Cash: Kern County Agency Buys Public Water Low, Sells High (8/10/08)
• Shellfish to Invade Atlantic from Pacific (8/10/08)
• Fuel Increasing Pressure on Shrimping Market (8/10/08)
• Fish Production Exceeds Pre-tsunami Average (8/10/08)
• Aid Deal Agreed for Scottish Fishermen (8/9/08)
• Sea Otters Begin to Thrive (8/9/08)
• U.S. Coast Guard Plans 'Sovereignty' Policy Shift (8/9/08)
• Pacific species to invade Atlantic: study (8/8/08)
• Fisherman Goes Fishing without Quota in Protest (8/7/08)
• Costco to post FDA mercury advice about seafood (8/7/08)
• Nicaraguan lobster divers risk lives for `red gold' (8/7/08)
• Penguin Stranding Mystery in Brazil Prompts Rescue Attempt (8/7/08)
• Arctic map flags up territorial disputes over oil (8/6/08)
• Trawl-fishing threat to seabirds (8/6/08)
• Thinning of polar cap alarms experts (8/6/08)
• Taiwan succeeds in propagation of rare salmon species (8/6/08)
• New killer whale at risk from Antarctic warming (8/5/08)
• US Gulf states prepare for storm (8/4/08)
• Norway completes seismic scan in pristine Arctic (8/4/08)
• Sonar triggers adverse behavioural changes in whales (84/08)
• Stinging Tentacles Offer Hint of Oceans’ Decline (8/3/08)
• Salmon Fishermen Find Slime, Not Sockeye (8/2/08)
• Maine coast in U.S. open to clamming as red tide wanes (8/2/08)
• Japan Tuna Fishermen Halt Operations to Boost Stock, Kyodo Says (8/1/08)
• South Korean Ruling Party Urges Annulling Japan Fisheries Pact Over Islets (8/1/08)
• Tuna around S. Korea getting bigger (8/1/08)
• NOAA official says bay’s health is a global issue (8/1/08)
• Penguins stray into hot water (8/1/08)
• Mozambique fishing industry near collapse (7/31/08)
• Japan lifts ban on lobster shipments (7/31/08)
• Jellyfish Invasion Bothering Beachgoers (7/31/08)
• China to set up protected area in Antarctic (7/30/08)
• Live fish caught at record depth (7/30/08)
• Typhoon kills four in Philippines (7/30/08)
• Japan bans lobster shipments after U.S. Food and Drug Administration warning (7/30/08)
• Myanmar delta fishermen enjoy big catch (7/30/08)
• Papua New Guniea Fisheries, Police In Partnership To Combat Illegal Fishing (7/30/08)
• Rising demand in Asia drives investment interest in hatcheries of commercial fish species (7/30/08)
  
• No control over illegal fishing (7/29/08)
• Traditional Chinese fishing nets on the verge of disappearance (7/29/08)
• East Africa: Uncontrolled Fishing Hurting East African Fisheries (7/29/08)
• 7-square-mile ice sheet breaks loose in Canada (7/29/08)
• U.S. West Coast Governors Launch Ocean Protection Effort (7/29/08)
• Japan to provide aid to fishermen (7/29/08)
• Bangladesh gaining land, not losing: scientists (7/29/08)
• International aid for Myanmar cyclone to fishing industry ‘negligible’: FAO (7/29/08)
• Southeast China Struck by Typhoon Fung-Wong; 338,000 Evacuated (7/29/08)
• Study: High CO2 environment damages reefs (7/28/08)
• Strict EU rules lead to ban on seafood exports (7/28/08)
• FDA Warns Against Eating Lobster Liver (7/28/08)
• Spanish warship joins battle to protect Europe's tuna stocks (7/27/08)
• Southern sea creatures found in Scotland (7/27/08)
• Taiwan accuses Chinese fishermen of wrecking coral reefs (7/27/08)
• UN envoy decries illegal fishing, waste dumping off Somalia (7/26/08)
• Rising demands threaten wetlands (7/25/08)
• Puffins in peril: Experts baffled as population falls by a third (7/25/08)
• UK beach visitors urged to help map jellyfish (7/25/08)
• Samoa First Pacific Island Fishery Forum Agency Nation To Plan Fisheries Legislation Modernization (7/25/08)
• Study: High CO2 Environment Damages Reefs (7/24/08)
• Chinese fishermen in Cameroon defy ban (7/24/08)
• Government officials: Don’t eat the green stuff (7/24/08)
• Clean-ocean program encourages fishing for trash (7/24/08)
• Invasion of the jellyfish: Mediterranean on alert as hundreds suffer from stings (7/24/08)
• Discharge of sewage barred in sound (7/24/08)
• Fighting the plastic plague in the Deep Blue Sea (7/23/08)
• EU Pooling resources to save Europe's fisheries (7/23/08)
• Britain: EU Fishermen Not Playing by the Rules (7/23/08)
• Sierra Leone: Artisanal Fishing At Risk (7/23/08)
  
• Discharge of sewage barred in the sound (7/23/08)
• Sierra Leone: Artisanal Fishing At Risk (7/23/08)
• Why are penguins washing ashore? (7/23/08)
• BARNEGAT BAY SAYS 'OUCH!' (7/22/08)
• Report recommends no extra help for fishermen (7/23/08)
  
• Foreign vessel crew accused of hoki dumping (7/23/08)
• The race to own the top of the world (7/22/08)
• Dinner music at the fish farm (7/22/08)
• Putin: no Russian fish export from 2009 (7/22/08)
• New federal office to tackle ship ballast (7/22/08)
  
• Fishermen start 10-km swim to Senate to protest oil price hikes (7/22/08)
• Seafood shortages send Viet Nam firms fishing for products abroad (7/21/08)
  
• 200 fishermen stage Dublin protest (7/21/08)
• Restoring lagoon is mixed bag (7/21/08)
• Plankton changes Atlantic into carbon sink (7/21/08)
• NGOs call for scrapping of Kedah hydrocarbon hub (7/21/08)
• Happy Fish Go Hungry? (7/21/08)
• The mystery of Rio (7/20/08)
• Seafood Consumption Declines Slightly in 2007 (7/20/08)
• FDA may ease rule on China seafood (7/20/08)
• San Francisco Delta diversion threat to salmon, judge rules (7/19/08)
• Japan Prime Minister pledges to tackle sea-related issues ahead of Marine Day (7/18/08)
• Chief leads his people in environmental fight (7/18/08)
• Horseshoe crabs seen increasing in Delaware Bay, US (7/17/08)
• Pope says humanity 'squandering' earth's resources (7/17/08)
• Red tide plagues Viet Nam shore (7/17/08)
• Fishing ban brings seas to life (7/16/08)
• Grocers' Rules Follow Wave Of Sustainably Farmed Fish (7/16/08)
• Chesapeake watermen fear blue crab not coming back (7/16/08)
• Preference for "rare" marine species may drive caviar sturgeon to extinction (7/15/08)
• Evangelicals embrace science to become environmentalists (7/15/08)
• Bush Lifts Drilling Moratorium, Prodding Congress (7/14/08)
• Russia 'resumes patrols' in disputed Arctic waters (7/14/08)
• Kenya loses 10,000 tonnes of fish annually (7/14/08)
• Scotland marine bill 'can strike balance' (7/14/08)
• Japanese fishermen stage massive one-day strike to protest high fuel prices (7/14/08)
• COMMERCIAL FISHING: Rough economic seas (7/14/08)
• Global warming prompts early evacuation of Russian research station from polar ice floe (7/14/08)
  
• Aid groups call for climate refugee quotas (7/14/08)
• A warning from the sea (7/13/08)
• California aquafarmers cash in on demand for abalone (7/12/08)
• Yellowfin tuna's decline concerning (7/12/08)
• Scientists need to work with journalists (7/12/08)
• Study: Global Coral Crisis Is In Full Bloom (7/11/08)
• More pressure on global fish stocks as scientists warn of underreporting of catches (7/11/08)
• U.N. agency: Global warming hurting fish (7/10/08)
• Filipino fishermen want sunken ferry out (7/10/08)
• EU to release 600 mln euros in aid for fishermen (7/9/08)
• More pressure on global fish stocks as scientists warn of underreporting of catches (7/9/08)
• Coral experts converge on South Florida (7/9/08)
• Islands’ delicacy under threat (7/9/08)
• Climate change amplified in the Arctic (7/9/08)
• Danger in the Bay (7/9/08)
  
• Hawaiian Islands' reef fish declining, study finds (7/9/08)
• Caribbean coral reefs only 25 percent healthy: report (7/8/08)
• French Fishing Industry Angry Over EU Restrictions (7/8/08)
  
• Polar bear harassment by oil companies challenged (7/8/08)
  
• Pollution, fishing 'killing tsunami-hit Aceh reefs' (7/8/08)
  
• Illegal fishing still rampant in Indonesia amid intensive operations at sea (7/8/08)
  
• EU executive offers cash, action deal for fishermen (7/8/08)
• Corals, Already in Danger, Are Facing New Threat From Farmed Algae (7/8/08)
• 'Invasive' humans threaten U.S. coral reefs(7/7/08)
• Junk vessel rides waves of plastic (7/7/08)
• Fort Lauderdale conference looks for a lifeline for reefs (7/7/08)
• Scientist pins mass extinctions on ocean events (7/6/08)
• Sea lovers say coral is too precious to wear (7/6/08)
• Fish farm bets on caviar demand (7/5/08)
• Theologians sending green message (7/5/08)
• Traditional fishing lifestyle in south Thailand under threat (7/4/08)
• Mediterranean tuna ranches feel pinch as EU halts fishing (7/3/08)
• Wild salmon is threatened, and the farm-bred alternative raises concerns (7/3/08)
• New Report Available On Ecosystems And Climate Change (7/2/08)
• Habitat Protection Sought for Endangered Hawaiian Monk Seal (7/2/08)
• UN issues dire report on oceans (7/1/08)
• To Save Olympic Sailing Races, China Fights Algae (7/1/08)
• A New Twist in Penguins’ Already Uncertain Future (7/1/08)
• Climate Change Causing Significant Shift In Composition Of Coastal Fish Communities (6/30/08)
• An inconvenient truth for fishing communities (6/30/08)
• Rare leatherback turtles return to Malaysia (6/29/08)
• Rare leatherback turtles return to Malaysia (6/29/08)
• RP seeks concerted global action to protect coral triangle (6/29/08)
• Science vessel welcomed (6/27/08)
• Fish farming company in B.C. calls for closed containment pens (6/27/08)
• Census Aims to Catalog World's Oceans (6/27/08)
• Study: Don't use Florida coasts as toilets (6/27/08)
• Catalogue of marine life reaches 122,500 (6/27/08)
• Salmon firm to establish safe lane for pink migration (6/27/08)
• Study: Don't use Florida coasts as toilets (6/27/08)
• Give a fish a bad name (6/26/08)
• Whaling adversaries see way forward (6/26/08)
• US scientists study whether off-limits zones can help revive fish populations (6/26/08)
• Finding Nemo fish under threat of extinction (6/26/08)
• RP seeks concerted global action to protect coral triangle (6/25/08)
• Japan fishermen to strike in oil price protest (6/25/08)
• Rogue fishermen cause mayhem at sea (6/25/08)
• Shrimp farmers blame local authorities for failure to comply with EU standards (6/25/08)
• Study: Dry Tortugas Has Signs of Recovery (6/25/08)
• Effort to create global marine database sprints forward (6/25/08)
• Scientists seek to sort sundry names for sealife (6/25/08)
• The Mangroves an undervalued ecosystem (6/25/08)
• Oxygen-starved oceans rapidly dying (6/25/08)
• More funding needed in fight against illegal fishing (6/24/08)
• EU fisheries chief stands firm on bluefin tuna ban (6/24/08)
• EU Commission to present aid plan for fisheries (6/24/08)
• Thailand to set up another committee to consider fishermen’s requests for coastal fishing zone ban (6/24/08)
• Exploited fish can make rapid comeback in marine reserves where fishing is banned (6/24/08)
• Thaw at the top of the world (6/24/08)
• Japan threatens to resume commercial whaling (6/24/08)
• EU confirms closure of industrial tuna fishing season (6/23/08)
• Mediterranean resorts menaced as stinging jellyfish arrive early (6/23/08)
• Seals' island is dumping ground for marine debris (6/23/08)
• EU set to clash over fishing (6/23/08)
• New Kenyan law targets foreign vessels (6/23/08)
• Sea of Trash (6/22/08)
• More and bigger jellyfish could be spotted at beaches (6/21/08)
• Hake Could Disappear from Argentina's Seas (6/20/08)
• 'Deep seven' fishing ban extended (6/20/08)
• Sea-level tracking satellite launched (6/20/08)
  
• Whales' food zones shrink (6/20/08)
• How overfishing can alter an ocean's entire ecosystem (6/19/08)
• Officials Warn About High Levels Of Mercury In South Carolina Fish (6/19/08)
• Japan presents faux caviar (6/19/08)
• Oceans warming faster than we thought (6/19/08)
• Sea Levels Rose Faster Than Estimated (6/19/08)
• Catch-22: Feds cut climate research to save fuel (6/18/08)
• Supermarkets Failing to Adopt Sustainable Seafood Buying Practices: Report (6/18/08)
• Shallow water corals evolved in the deep sea (6/18/08)
• New steps toward sustainable trade in fish (6/17/08)
• A guardian of the sea (6/17/08)
• Leading sustainable seafood programme expands into Southern Africa (6/17/08)
• As beaches creep in, ownership disputes erupt (6/17/08)
• Marine life on 'junk food' diet – and we're to blame (6/17/08)
• Keys' reefs recovering after back-to-back hurricanes (6/16/08)
• MSC "will not" extend its label to aquaculture (6/16/08)
• Climate change threatens reef fish (6/16/08)
• Militants oppose oil exploration by US company in Sulu Sea (6/15/08)
• Salmon talks in Norway (6/15/08)
• Shark protection bill cracks down on finning (6/15/08)
• Oil companies get OK to annoy bears (6/15/08)
• Alaska salmon may bear scars of global warming (6/15/08)
• Monsoon trawling ban off Kerala Coast from midnight (6/14/08)
• Ocean changes may trigger US megadrought (6/14/08)
• Federal panel kills Atlantic circle-hook rule (6/13/08)
• EU to shut down industrial bluefin tuna fishing earlym (6/13/08)
• Pesticides in B.C. rivers damaging salmon's smell: study (6/13/08)
• Europe's governments must ignore fishermen's demands—for the sake of the fishing industry (6/13/08)
• Alaska village threatened by warming gets funding (6/13/08)
• Swath of coast closed to clamdiggers (6/13/08)
• Some Shark Populations Collapsing (6/12/08)
• Governor backs 3 bills on oil spill response (6/12/08)
• Arctic sea ice melting faster than expected (6/12/08)
• Fish cages finally leaving Eilat (6/12/08)
• Mediterranean shark numbers drop dramatically (6/11/08)
• Sainsbury's to sell only sustainable seafood (6/11/08)
• Preserving precious fish: More and more restaurants pick sustainable seafood options (6/11/08)
• Russia to increase its Arctic military presence (6/11/08)
• Rapid permafrost thaw expected, researchers warn (6/11/08)
• Warship was carrying out sonar tests the day 26 creatures died (6/11/08)
• Nowhere to hide: The onslaught of fishing technology (6/10/08)
• Malnutrition dogs Pemba's fishing communities (6/10/08)
• Local aquaculture industry eyes growth (6/10/08)
• Speaker shoots down emergency salmon debate in Canada (6/10/08)
• Hundreds of fishing boats stranded due to fuel shortage (6/10/08)
• Blue bloods: Fears about overfishing and habitat loss spur count of state's horseshoe crabs (6/9/08)
• Caribbean Monk Seal Gone Extinct From Human Causes, NOAA Confirms (6/9/08)
• Groups say they will sue over polar bears, drilling (6/9/08)
• Dozens of dead, oil-covered penguins appear on Uruguayan beaches (6/9/08)
• NOAA Launches Online Inventory of Marine Protected Areas (6/9/08)
• Right Whale Safe Zone (6/8/08)
• Demand for delicacy puts sharks in peril (6/8/08)
• Fishing industry reeling from fuel costs (6/7/08)
• Report paints bleak picture of fishery's recovery (6/7/08)
• Canada is slammed for failing to protect its oceans (6/6/08)
• Climate change effect on oceans underestimated (6/6/08)
• Asia's Oceans Threatened by Over-Fishing (6/6/08)
• Scientists warn of coastal ecosystem destruction if management not improved (6/5/08)
• Environment day calls for end to CO2 addiction (6/5/08)
• Ocean coasts in grave danger, Hamilton-based think tank says (6/5/08)
• Storm brewing over ocean fertilisation (6/5/08)
• Belgian police clash with fishermen protesting fuel prices (6/4/08)
• Warmer seas blamed for rapid decline of Scottish puffin colony (6/4/08)
• Indonesian capital parts hit by tidal wave (6/4/08)
• New round of climate talks opens with warning from poor nations (6/4/08)
• Fears Fiji's tuna industry will collapse (6/3/08)
• Fishermen groaning from high fuel costs (6/2/08)
• International trade organisations blamed for food crisis (6/2/08)
• Ecosystem connectivity patterns can yield better predictions of future ecological change (6/2/08)
• Tough medicine in salmon deal (6/2/08)
• Overfishing Turning Sea-beds into Wastelands, Warns Food Journalist (6/2/08)
• Europe's Fishermen Continue Strike Over High Fuel Costs (6/2/08)
• Cameroon: Fishermen Buying Fishermen (6/2/08)
• Ocean's low-oxygen areas a growing threat for sea life (6/2/08)
• Fishers struggle with salmon shutdown (6/1/08)
• Reef madness - A greenhouse gass is killing off the world's coral by turning the oceans into an acid bath (6/1/08)
• New rules on fishing gear aim to help fish survive release (6/1/08)
• Biodiversity measures adopted by 191 nations (5/31/08)
• Fuel Costs Incite Protests by Fishermen in Europe (5/31/08)
• Myrick urges drilling for oil off North Carolina coast (5/30/08)
• Loss of biodiversity threatens livelihoods of world's poorest (5/30/08)
• Japan finding itself in hot water (5/30/08)
• EU urges governments to save troubled fishing sector through downsizing (5/29/08)
• Fishermen across Europe demand help (5/29/08)
• 5 Countries Agree to Talk Over the Arctic (5/29/08)
• Massachusetts Law to Manage and Protect Ocean Waters (5/29/08)
• Over 80 percent of fisheries overfished: report (5/28/08)
• Global fisheries hit by soaring diesel costs (5/28/08)
• Divers removing sea squirts from Puget marinas (5/28/08)
• Study: Florida should prepare for warming (5/28/08)
• Lawmakers focus on increasing acidity of oceans at Seattle hearing (5/28/08)
• Wild Salmon Supporters Urge You to Boycott Farmed Fish (5/28/08)
• Countries to decide on Arctic Ocean ownership (5/28/08)
• France calls for new EU aid rules for fisheries (5/27/08)
• Accreditation Sought for Key Trawl Fisheries (5/27/08)
• Call for WTO to scrap subsidies causing overfishing (5/27/08)
• Malaysia takes steps to claim 100 isles, reefs (5/27/08)
• Cameroon: Despite Ban, Twin Trawlers Fish Freely (5/26/08)
• Japan to suspend some tuna fishing on fuel prices (5/26/08)
• Fishing strikes set to spread across Europe (5/26/08)
• Channel ports back to normal as French fishermen call off blockade (5/26/08)
• The silent collapse of coastal waters rings alarm bell (5/26/08)
• Over 80 percent of fisheries overfished: report (5/26/08)
• Study bolsters Canada's Arctic Sea claim (5/26/08)
• Warming tied to spread of clam-gobbling ray (5/26/08)
• Race for Antarctic krill a test for green management (5/25/08)
• Sun lotions help to kill coral reefs (5/24/08)
• The world's oceans at risk from rising acidity (5.23.08)
• Don't make coral a fashion victim (5/22/08)
• Fin soup threatens survival of sharks: study (5.22.08)
• Carbon time bomb ticking away, beneath the ocean (5.22.08)
• New US-Canada salmon agreement proposed (5.22.08)
• Coastal piggeries kill coral (5/21/08)
• Governor says Alaska will challenge polar bear listing (5/21/08)
• A Lesson in Seafood, Sustainably Speaking (5/21/08)
• French-US statellite set for June launch to track sea levels (5/20/08)
• Poland bans its fisherman from catching cod from May 22 to Sept 30 (5/20/08)
• Ireland to hunt nightmare fishing nets in north Atlantic (5/18/08)
• Iran triggers £4m rush for caviar (5/18/08)
• Red tide has spread from Maine to Mass. (5/17/08)
• Red tide algae closes beds of shellfish in Bay State (5/17/08)
• Dead water; nitrogen being washed into the sea is causing dead zones (5/17/08)
• Feds: No food did in salmon (5/16/08)
• Humans blamed for sharp drip in wildlife (5/16/08)
• Reduce salmon catches by 50 per cent, panel urges (5/16/08)
• Global alarm sounded over dramatic decline in bird, fish, animal population (5/16/08)
• Endangered Destinations (5/15/08)
• Oceans Gasping For Breath (5/15/08)
• Mangroves development council formed for Philippines province (5/15/08)
• Washington puts polar bear on threatened species list (5/15/08)
• Massive deforestation of mangroves may have worsened scale of disaster in Burma (5/13/08)
• Microwave Is Redirected to Kill Shipboard Pests (5/13/08)
• Canoe Fishermen Call For Ban On Pair Trawling (5/12/08)
• Salmon crisis threatens ecology and culture (5/12/08)
• Massachusetts bill would help protect, manage coastal waters (5/12/08)
• How the world's oceans are running out of fish (5/11/08)
• Depleted shad run spur limits on fishing on East Coast (5/11/08)
• The Dangers of the Deltas (5/11/08)
• Ocean 'deserts' are increasing as planet warms (5/10/08)
• Boat sinks, spilling 1,000 litres of oil into sound in Canada (5/10/08)
• Marine manufacturers join fight for more flexibility (5/9/08)
• Cyclone took a path that led to maximum destruction (5/9/08)
• Cyclone Nargis and fishery in Myanmar (5/8/08)
• Mysterious algae blooms worry biologists in Florida (5/8/08)
• Officials now say sea lions weren't shot to death in Oregon (5/8/08)
• Myanmar's fishing sector said to be hit worse by cyclone Nargis than during the 2004 tsunami, says FAO (5/8/08)
• Fisheries body to assess bottom trawling and possibly restrict practice (5/7/08)
• A cause for celebration at Monterey Bay Aquarium (5/7/08)
• Longfin smelt under consideration for endangered status (5/7/08)
• Overfished Vietnam To Subsidize New Fishing Boats (5/7/08)
• Myanmar cyclone toll rises but relief effort lags (5/7/08)
• India’s first Marine Conservation Reserve to come up around Lakshadweep Islands (5/6/08)
• Fish farm 'epicentre' subject of vast new study (5/6/08)
• India’s first marine reserve in Lakshadweep soon (5/6/08)
• William and Mary student finds DDT in penguins (5/6/08)
• Amended anti-dumping bond still not WTO-compliant (5/6/08)
• Sea lions' killers used boat, opened cages, authorities say (5/6/08)
• Marine reserves increase fishery profits (5/5/08)
• UK fishermen "struggling" in face of rising fuel prices (5/508)
• Stinging jellyfish back at Italy's beaches (5/5/08)
• Myanmar cyclone kills over 10,000 people (5/5/08)
• People control conservation in Fiji (5/4/08)
• Oil spill's environmental impact studied six months later (5/3/08)
• Oxygen-poor ocean zones are growing (5/2/08)
• It's official: Salmon season a 'disaster' (5/1/08)
• Red tide rising: Scientists find 30 percent more spores than in 2005 crisis (5/1/08)
• Whale Protection Caught in Agency Rivalry, Files Show (5/1/08)
• Environmental groups sue state over nutrient pollution, red tide (4/30/08)
• C Restaurant swims against the current on salmon (4/30/08)
• Clamor for government action to protect marine life gets louder in Hong Kong (4/30/08)
• Poison ice (4/30/08)
• A shipping company agrees to a record fine for illegal ocean dumping in the Northwest (4/29/08)
• GEF commits US$63 million to help preserve Asia's Coral Triangle (4/29/08)
• Endangered seabirds unable to find mates (4/29/08)
• Whale sightings off Chile raise hope (4/28/08)
• World's penguins on the brink (4/27/08)
• Killer lice are wiping out the wild salmon in British Columbia (4/26/08)
• Cameroon;Chinese Trawlers Overfishing, Says Activist (4/25/08)
• Commercial fishing landings down, docksides value up in 2007 (4/25/08)
• Ballast Water Treatment Bill Gets U.S. House's Approval (4/25/08)
• Ocean compromise leaves no one totally satisified (4/24/08)
• Arctic ice melting faster than anticipated (4/24/08)
• Task force recommends new set of marine protected areas (4/24/08)
• Green activists take stand over tuna fishing at Brussels expo (4/23/08)
• Catch of the day may have an environmental catch of its own (4/23/08)
• Sea Level Rise to Slowly Swamp Coastal Zones (4/22/08)
• Australia becomes a whole lot bigger after UN ruling (4/22/08)
• Crabbers snap back against expected new harvest rules (4/22/08)
• Maldives president seeks help for 'paradise drowning' (4/22/08)
• Underwater mountain off B.C. coast nets status as protected area (4/21/08)
• Water pollution: Dawn of the 'Dead Zones' (4/21/08)
• Antarctic Ocean is 'less salty, less dense': scientist (4/18/08)
• Federal registry would regulate saltwater fishing (4/18/08)
• Global pirate attacks climb as Nigeria overtakes Indonesia as top hotspot (4/16/08)
• Florida Keys reef could be declared 'critical' (4/16/08)
• Alarm Over Blue Crab Decline (4/16/08)
• Ocean Conservancy project lists garbage found on coastlines on one day (4/15/08)
• The trouble with salmon (4/15/08)
• Eritrian coral reefs provide hope for global marine future (4/15/08)
• Could power stations be last straw for declining eel? (4/14/08)
• Coastal villagers ripped off, coral monitors reveal (4/14/08)
• EU cuts Poland cod quota after overfishing in 2007 (4/14/08)
• Killer whales blamed for decline of Scottish seals (4/14/08)
• The tribes on the Klamath know that as the river goes, so go the salmon (4/13/08)
• Oregon salmon trollers face the end game (4/12/08)
• Organic cod farm goes belly up (4/12/08)
• Warmer seas, over-fishing spell disaster for oceans: scientists (4/12/08)
• South China Sea headed for troubled waters: marine experts (4/12/08)
• Environmentalists doubt spill cleanup plans for icy waters (4/11/08)
• Fur Seals' Decline Puzzles Aleuts, Scientists (4/11/08)
• U.S. halts commercial salmon season (4/11/08)
• Oil firm, foes strike major deal (4/11/08)
• Warmer seas, over-fishing spell disaster for oceans: scientists (4/11/08)
• Dogfish, dogfish everywhere, but not enough to catch (4/10/08)
• Pollution complicates advice on fish (4/10/08)
• Japan to plant coral island in the Pacific (4/10/08)
• Tracking effort to protect deep-sea sharks (4/9/08)
• Warming trends rise in large ocean areas: study (4/9/08)
• Step taken toward oil and gas leasing in rare whale's habitat (4/08/08)
• Trawl-fishing is on its way out in Venezuela, amid demonstrations by artisanal fisherfolk (4/8/08)
• 4 tribes agree to settlement on restoring salmon runs (4/8/08)
• Salmon crash forces drastic measures (4/8/08)
• Fishermen switch to new lighting technology (4/8/08)
• Leatherback turtles dying out (4/7/08)
• The hoof and mouth disease of the salmon farming industry (4/7/08)
• Advocate for oceans finds common ground with GOP (4/6/08)
• Watermen discuss suing over Chesapeake's decline (4/4/08)
• Marine conservation - all at sea over precious resources (4/4/08)
• ‘Cockroach of lakes’ choking marine life (4/4/08)
• Tokyo's landmark fish market is under threat (4/3/08)
• A lesson on fish farms from Chile (4/3/08)
• European Commission’s internet site to protect African biodiversity (4/2/08)
• Much of world's oxygen is by-product of bacteria suffering from virus infections (4/2/08)
• Seafood smuggling to Iran on the rise (4/2/08)
• Whale and dolphin watching injects millions into Pacific economy (4/2/08)
• Study shows sea lice in B.C. waters now infest juvenile sockeye and herring (4/1/08)
• Poor nations fear being left in cold on global warming (4/1/08)
• Namibia: Another Red Tide Threat for Seafood Industry (4/1/08)
• House votes to protect California coast from oil drilling (4/1/08)
• Confrontation over Canada's East Coast seal hunt (3/31/08)
• Antarctic tourism threatening region's ecosystems, warn campaigners (3/31/08)
• San Francisco Bay Delta in the United States (3/31/08)
• Thai temple fights off encroaching tide as world sea levels rise (3/30/08)
• Warming a threat to birds, coral reef (3/29/08)
• Britain's sushi craving puts Japan's fish stocks under strain (3/28/08)
• In the United States, New Jersey's fishing ban on horseshoe crabs spills into Delaware (3/27/08)
• Consensus reached to fight tuna overfishing: Japan (3/27/08)
• Russia calls for sturgeon fishing ban in Caspian (3/27/08)
• B.C. places moratorium on salmon farming on North Coast (3/27/08)
• Salmon virus indicts Chile's fishing methods (3/27/08)
• Chunk of Antarctic ice shelf collapses (3/27/08)
• Fisherfolk learn to effectively communicate (3/26/08)
• Polluted waters threaten Florida tourism (3/26/08)
• Tuna talks look to cut down on overfishing (3/26/08)
• Britain's fishing industry is in line to become one of the greenest in the world (3/26/08)
• Untreated waste water threat to fisheries, tourism in Caribean (2/25/08)
• Int'l tuna body likely to agree on stricter quotas at Tokyo meet (3/24/08)
• Scientists try to explain dismal salmon run (3/24/08)
• An ocean's ripple effects (3/23/08)
• The rise of British sea power (3/23/08)
• Krill fishing threatens the Antarctic (3/23/08)
• Ships fail test for spill alerts (3/23/08)
• Sea levels rising too fast for Thames Barrier (3/22/08)
• Aged ships a toxic export (3/19/08)
• Ship pilot in San Francisco Bay spill is charged (3/18/08)
• Salmon collapse leaves fishermen high and dry (3/18/08)
• Ocean Power: Europe's Next Green Thing (3/17/08)
• Grief on the reef (3/17/08)
• Global sensor network needed for coral reef observatory, says group (3/16/08)
• Salmon fishing off California and Oregon may be banned (3/15/08)
• Emergency closure of ocean salmon season, Sacramento River closure possible (3/14/08)
• Crisis-hit seafood industry seeks relief measures (3/14/08)
• South Korea oil spill devastates marine life: official report (3/13/08)
• Military beacons to aid sea life (3/13/08)
• Marine organism bypasses photosynthesis for survival (3/13/08)
• Climate refugees in political pass-the-parcel (3/13/08)
• Satellite guidance enabling fishermen to net larger catch (3/12/08)
• Fisheries agency accepts Cowlitz tribe's petition for protection of smelt (3/12/08)
• Feds warn entire salmon season could be halted (3/12/08)
• Fishermen angry over new legislative initiative (3/11/08)
• New crop of chemicals is found in birds' eggs (3/11/08)
• EU report warns of trouble in Arctic over resources (3/11/08)
• Penguin droppings help identify pesticide hot spots (3/11/08)
• Fishing communities learn to handle business themselves (3/11/08)
• Red tide of death discovered in Southern Ocean (3/11/08)
• Chilean salmon industry faces new challenge (3/10/08)
• Small fishermen borrow a page from small farmers (3/10/08)
• Drugs show up in Americans' water (3/9/08)
• Flotsam fever: British Columbia's beachcombers will scour a shore at midnight for a shot at curious debris (3/7/08)
• US Researchers Hope to Tap Ocean Flows for Electricity (3/6/08)
• Seafood: How safe?; Reports differ on mercury levels (3/6/08)
• The taste of excess: Can we save the prized Caspian sturgeon? (3/6/08)
• Study Shows Ocean “Deserts” are Expanding (3/5/08)
• Oysters on the comeback in Eastern North Carolina (3/5/08)
• Fishing for the motives that lie behind piracy (3/5/08)
• Officials worried as 21 dolphins found dead (3/5/08)
• Oil spill threatens beaches in Dominican Republic (3/4/08)
• Japanese whalers hurt in sea battle with activists (3/3/08)
• Climate change hitting the sea's little guys too (2/29/08)
• Researchers plan to put sea lice under microscope in '08 (2/29/08)
• Feds do bare minimum on ocean conservation (2/28/08)
• Marine life in peril (2/28/08)
• Taiwan, U.S. scholars try to save coral reefs (2/28/08)
• 19 years after Exxon spill, it's fishermen's big day (2/27/08)
• Ocean report card: Feds fall short (2/27/08)
• Coral reefs and what ruins them (2/26/08)
• Human shadoes on the seas (2/26/08)
• How fishing killed off the fittest fish (2/26/08)
• View from space shows ocean around Hawaii less productive (2/26/08)
• U.S. boats catch 130,000 chinook - by mistake; About half of those salmon would have ended up in Canadian rivers (2/25/08)
• Study: Human activity having impact on western Atlantic (2/25/08)
• Salmon industry on the ice in Oregon (2/25/08)
• Marine life grows in protected areas (2/24/08)
• Sea life should not be on drugs (2/24/08)
• Ocean acidification threatens underwater ecosystems (2/23/08)
• Rising seas threaten erosion on China's shores, scientists say (2/22/08)
• U.S. moving to protect dying coral off South Florida coast (2/21/08)
• Tuna fishery faces collapse; Cod-like debacle unfolding (2/20/08)
• New expedition to study mysterious deep-sea corals (2/19/08)
• Satellite images show damage from trawling seas (2/19/08)
• Shark species face extinction amid overfishing and appetite for fins (2/18/08)
• Study finds human medicines altering marine biology (2/17/08)
• Scientists fear 'tipping point' in Pacific Ocean; Coast has seen deadly drop-off in oxygen levels for sea life (2/15/08)
• Study finds humans' effect on oceans comprehensive (2/15/08)
• Man's effect on world's oceans revealed (2/15/08)
• Huge study gives wake-up call on state of world's oceans (2/15/08)
• World's largest marine reserve declared by Kiribati in central Pacific (2/14/08)
• British Columbia group pushes Ottawa to do more about our oceans (2/14/08)
• New fish farm study cites crash in salmon, trout populations (2/12/08)
• King penguin faces extinction due to climate change (2/12/08)
• Many factors will challenge the recovery of the Chesapeake Bay (2/11/08)
• Coral protection to tighten in Florida (2/9/08)
• Thriving seabirds, once devastated by DDT, no longer belong on the national endangered species list, officials say (2/9/08)
• A government-funded group now agrees that sea lice from fish farms threaten wild salmon (2/8/08)
• We were told to eat more fish... but now there may not be enough left (2/7/08)
• Commercial overfishing threatens coastal livilihoods in Mozambique (2/6/08)
• Tuna tests have diners', restaurateurs' heads swimming (2/6/08)
• Rising ocean could sever link to Nova Scotia (2/5/08)
• Scientist says carbon dioxide could saturate seas first, kill plant life that
  supplies oxygen (2/4/08)
• Where have all the coho gone? (2/5/08)
• Fish farming goes urban thanks to Israeli ingenuity (2/4/08)
• More testing of seafood to address mercury concerns (2/4/08)
• Virginia struggles to save blue crab population (2/3/08)
• Global warming threatens to devastate the Mediterranean (2/2/08)
• Kiribati declares Phoenix Islands as marine protected area (2/1/08)
• Hawaii Superferry confronts winter of discontent on seas (2/1/08)
• Making sense out of mercury in fish (1/31/08)
• Top chefs to lobby restaurants on sustainable fish menus (1/30/08)
• Chinook salmon run shrinks - fishing industry alarmed (1/30/08)
• Officials warn of salmon population collapse (1/30/08)
• International report emphasizes need for urgent change in aquaculture industry (1/28/08)
• The World Wildlife Fun Russia calls for a ban on Russian caviar exports (1/28/08)
• Can the crown jewel of world's coral reefs be saved? (1/24/08)
• Russia tries to save sturgeon with caviar monopoly (1/24/08)
• Fashion and Design Industry Leaders Launch Coral Conservation Campaign (1/23/08)
• Turn tide on Florida pollution (1/23/08)
• South Koreans decry worst-ever oil spill (1/23/08)
• Global warming called a threat to Papua New Guinea fisheries (1/22/08)
• Rich countries owe poor ones trillions over environmental damage (1/22/08
• Mediterranean nations pledge restraints on coastal development (1/22/08)
• Papua New Guinea plans to become world's tuna capital (1/21/08)
• Arctic meltdown produces huge cracks in Beaufort Sea (1/17/08)
• Coral reefs threatened by flesh-eating starfish (1/17/08)
• Eight out of ten swordfish exceed FDA mercury action level in random supermarket tests conducted by MASI (1/17/08)
• South Korean town fights for life after oil spill (1/16/08)
• Mysterious chemical find concerns critics in British Columbia (1/15/08)
• Europe Takes Africa’s Fish, and Boatloads of Migrants Follow (1/14/08)
• The hidden costs of little oil spills (1/13/08)
• Hungry sea lions back in the Columbia, but birds worse problem (1/10/08)
• New center to focus on solving ocean problems (1/10/08)
• Minister: Brithish Columbia salmon farms meeting 'standards of the day' (1/9/08)
• Could sea power solve the energy crisis? (1/8/08)
• Humans have caused profound changes in Caribbean coral reef (1/8/08)
• Roger Payne sounds alarm on polluted oceans (1/7/08)
• Gone 'Green' Fishing with EcoFish (1/7/08)
• Climate change, overfishing, not pollution, main cause for Caribbean coral demise, says new study (1/7/08)
• Daytime swordfish catch prompts fears (1/6/08)
• Fishermen want to sell escaped salmon (1/4/08)
• Fishing in 'troubled waters' leads to big losses (1/3/08)
• Alaskan sea drilling plans criticized (1/3/08)
• Nature and man jointly cook Artic (1/3/08)
• Climate change reduces fish stocks in Senegal (1/2/08)
• Malaysia:Drastic drop in bird stopovers as wetlands are lost (1/2/08)
• As water rises, Senegal's landscape changes (1/1/08)
• Croatia imposes fishing protection zone (1/1/08)