Marine ecosystems are vital to our planet. They support diverse life forms, from tiny plankton to large whales. These ecosystems regulate climate and provide oxygen. They also offer resources like fish and seaweed. Human activities threaten their health. Pollution and overfishing disrupt these delicate systems. Conservation efforts are essential for their survival. Protecting marine ecosystems benefits both nature and humanity.
The recent negotiations in Busan, South Korea, aimed at curbing plastic pollution ended without a legally binding treaty. This was the fifth round of discussions since March 2022,...
The Bay of Bengal is important fishing area facing seasonal hypoxia. This condition is marked by low oxygen levels, particularly off the Godavari River mouth after the summer...
The ocean is crucial for moderating the Earth's climate. It absorbs portion of carbon dioxide emissions and excess heat from greenhouse gases. This natural process gives humanity valuable...
Over 170 countries will gather in Busan, South Korea to negotiate a global treaty aimed at ending plastic pollution. This meeting marks the fifth round of discussions initiated...
Recent studies reveal fascinating vital information about reverse development in marine organisms. The Turritopsis dohrnii jellyfish, often dubbed the "immortal jellyfish," can revert to an earlier life stage...
