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Only 18.2% of methodological responses from ocean data providers included a resolvable persistent identifier. That number should be higher. Traceability is not optional when data informs climate policy. The Ocean Best…
Thallusin, a bacterial signal essential for normal macroalgal growth, has been directly detected in coastal seawater for the first time.
Two billion dollars in waste infrastructure transforms pollution into measurable global impact.
PFHxS, a replacement PFAS, reduced hatching odds by roughly 60% in red drum embryos, a finding that should command attention.
Leach's Storm-petrel populations have declined rapidly, yet their exposure to threats at sea during breeding remained largely unknown, until now.
Small-scale fisheries in the Western Indian Ocean lack the harmonized, real-time data needed for sustainable governance.
Retired oil wells in the Liao River wetlands still hold a significant petroleum legacy, with total hydrocarbon concentrations averaging over ten times those of reference sites.
Two floods hit Canyon Dam.
Fifteen months after the Tajogaite eruption reshaped La Palma's coastline, the pelagic food web showed a striking resilience.
Gaps remain in the IMO Net-Zero Framework's just-transition architecture.
A single gravel sample in the Sea of Japan used to be nearly invisible to seabed mapping.
The surface of the *Lithophyllum prototypum* complex is not merely a substrate; it is a precisely structured landscape.
Ocean observation generates vast datasets, yet instruments and their measurements remain isolated, creating a semantic gap that blocks automated interoperability.
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