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New Zealand: Can you sink a rainbow?

Photos: Scientists race to protect world’s most endangered corals

Japanese firm is deadliest for marine life, says Greenpeace

Leatherback sea turtles tracked for first time in South Atlantic

Bluefin tuna gets record price ($396,000) at Japanese auction

U.S. passes legislation to protect sharks

Sustainability of Antarctic toothfish fishery, legitimacy of Marine Stewardship Council called into question

Mediterranean Sea may be polluted with 250 billion microplastics

Atlantic ocean warming confirmed by corals

Fisheries commissions’ ability to manage diminishing tuna stocks called into question

Growing Atlantic dead zone shrinks habitat for billfish and tuna, may lead to over-harvest

UN report urges fishing subsidy reform

Rise in the number of whales hit by ships prompts Coast Guard to consider changes

New legislation places US at forefront of shark conservation

Kite-photography gives new perspective to whale migration

Disappearance of arctic ice could create ‘grolar bears’, narlugas; trigger biodiversity loss

World has run out of fishing grounds

Thousands pledge to boycott restaurants serving bluefin tuna

‘Environmental and social aggression’: oil exploration threatens award-winning marine protected area

Earth could see 4 degrees Celsius warming in less than a lifetime

Environmentalists: fishing quota could be death sentence for bluefin tuna

Photo: expedition discovers 20% of world’s squids, including new species

Massive shark sanctuary declared in the Coral Triangle

What do wolves and sharks have in common?

Bacteria deep in the Gulf of Mexico consumed oil faster than expected, study finds

Thousands of marine turtles slaughtered in Madagascar for food

Nuclear power plant in a national park? Japanese NGOs seek international help

Beyond gloom: solutions to the global coral reef decline

Researchers track the little-known giant sunfish

Sustainably certified fishery kills over 250 fur seals in one season

Carbon emissions hurting coral recruitment

US elects barrage of climate change deniers, threatening support for green energy

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