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The Basque Country launches 1,000 smart buoys to track plastic waste in the Ulysses Project. Real-time data reveals surprising pollution patterns in ocean hotspots. What's next for ocean cleanup?

MIT study exposes shocking link between ammonia-fueled ships and premature deaths. Stricter regulations and cleaner engines crucial to saving lives.

Ancient settlement uncovered at Rolls-Royce site, dating back to 6000 BC, reveals prehistoric structures and a puzzling Roman burial. Discover how history and industry intersect in Bristol.

A new AI model predicts 12.7% of marine fish species are at risk of extinction, a significant rise compared to the IUCN’s previous estimate of 2.5%, raising global conservation concerns.

WindFloat Atlantic’s floating wind farm powers 25,000 homes annually while withstanding 20-meter waves and fostering marine life, proving the potential of offshore wind technology.

Paul Watson, Sea Shepherd founder, faces extradition to Japan, potentially marking a pivotal moment for global environmental activism as Denmark weighs a critical decision on his fate.

GeoTES is transforming California’s oil fields into solar energy storage hubs, helping power homes as the state works toward its 2045 carbon-neutral target using natural geothermal reservoirs.

Elephant populations have plummeted to under 500,000 due to poaching, habitat loss, and human conflict. Can global conservation efforts reverse the decline before it’s too late?

Launching in 2025, Volvo's new FH Electric truck offers an impressive 600 km range per charge, enhancing long-distance transport efficiency and sustainability.

August's job report anticipates 161,000 new roles. Could this boost hint at economic stability amid prevailing uncertainties?