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Geopolitics Reframes Deep Sea Mining as Critical Minerals Security Moves to the Foreground

Geopolitics Reframes Deep Sea Mining as Critical Minerals Security Moves to the Foreground

Deep sea mining is being pulled into a new policy environment where critical minerals, economic security, and national security are increasingly treated as the same problem. Recent diplomatic activity and supply chain an…

Fri Feb 27 20264 min
Chronic Ocean Warming Linked to Nearly 20 Percent Annual Fish Biomass Decline as Heat Waves Distort Short Term Signals

Chronic Ocean Warming Linked to Nearly 20 Percent Annual Fish Biomass Decline as Heat Waves Distort Short Term Signals

A new study led by researchers from the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales and the National University of Colombia finds that persistent ocean warming is associated with a steep, sustained decline in fish biomass acros…

Fri Feb 27 20264 min
GOOS Updates Essential Ocean Variables Framework to Standardise the Data Behind Forecasts, Climate Tracking and Ocean Health

GOOS Updates Essential Ocean Variables Framework to Standardise the Data Behind Forecasts, Climate Tracking and Ocean Health

The Global Ocean Observing System, led by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO, is positioning ocean observations as critical public infrastructure that supports safety, resilience, and sustainable de…

Fri Feb 27 20265 min
SeaCast Brings 4 km AI Ocean Forecasting to the Mediterranean, Beating Traditional Models on Speed and Skill

SeaCast Brings 4 km AI Ocean Forecasting to the Mediterranean, Beating Traditional Models on Speed and Skill

SeaCast is a high-resolution AI forecasting system developed for the Mediterranean that aims to deliver faster and more energy-efficient ocean predictions than conventional numerical models. The system is designed for re…

Thu Feb 26 20264 min
Hybrid Offshore Platforms Could Lift Output by 70 Percent While Cutting Costs, University of Surrey Review Finds

Hybrid Offshore Platforms Could Lift Output by 70 Percent While Cutting Costs, University of Surrey Review Finds

Researchers from the University of Surrey argue that offshore renewables can deliver more energy from the same ocean footprint by combining wind turbines with wave, tidal, and solar devices on shared platforms. Their rev…

Thu Feb 26 20264 min
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