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Coastal Hero Amber Mace Offers Perspective – and Inspiration – for Ocean Month

From diving for a shipwreck in shark-infested waters to working at the nexus of ocean science and policy, Dr. Amber Mace’s .

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Phil Nuytten, the deep-sea hardware wizard

Having started out working as a commercial diver, Nuytten would spend more than half a century developing advanced undersea systems designed to extend the

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Business Scoop » The Impact Of Back-to-back Storms – Expert Reaction

Business Scoop provides news and views on Business and Markets from New Zealand

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African penguins: what must happen to avert functional

The African penguin population can recover, but only if substantial and immediate changes are made with regards to their environment.

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Research team finds plastic contaminants in Bay mussels

Researchers have discovered plastic contaminants in mussels along Gqeberha’s shoreline, which could pose a threat to human health.

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