The bar has been extended and redesigned with coral paint and red gloss trims featuring a modern renaissance painted mural. There’s additional booth seating with each section of the restaurant ...

Coral reef ecosystems are generally high in biodiversity, most often found in shallow tropical seas, and are threatened by factors including ocean acidification, global warming and sea level rise.

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Investing in natural infrastructure by restoring coral reefs in Florida and Puerto Rico can save millions of dollars by mitigating flooding damage, according to a study by a U.S. Geological Survey ...

from coral bleaching to more powerful storms. Some of the hottest temperature records are associated with a climate phenomenon known as El Niño. This is a periodic weather event that causes the ...

Last year, NOAA declared the fourth-ever global coral bleaching event was underway. Worldwide bleaching is happening because of historically high sea-surface temperatures. Depending on the species of ...

"We took a step back and recognised that the ocean, and particularly beneath the surface of the ocean was one of the last remaining blind spots for humanity," said Sean Wolpert, the president of DEEP.

Ice sheet shape is key because meltwater is fresh and lighter than the surrounding ocean. Like hot air collecting at the top of a room, fresh, cold meltwater collects in hollows in the lower ...

Coral bleaching is a stress response triggered by unfriendly marine conditions, like rising ocean temperatures, increased UV radiation, ocean acidification and salinization, and sedimentation ...

given record-breaking ocean heating in 2023. They tracked the health of 462 coral colonies at the university's research station at One Tree Island over a period of more than five months from ...

When you imagine a coral, it's probably not walking around. In fact, by most accounts, corals are sessile, meaning they are fixed to the surface of their habitat, often the reef built from the bones ...