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Bottom-dwelling sea animals play surprising role in carbon sequestration

Gone: a look at extinction over the past decade

Coral reefs of the Yucatan

Coal plant could damage rainforest reserves, coral reefs, palm oil plantations in Malaysian Borneo

Uninhabited tropical island paradise seeks REDD funding to save it from loggers

Catastrophic sea level rise could occur with only two degrees Celsius warming

Video: Octopus joins elite club of tool-users with coconut sanctuary

Australia’s Great Barrier Reef

Climate change causing irreversible acidification in world’s oceans

Photos: ten beloved species threatened by global warming

Sea levels set to rise more than expected due to ‘deeply surprising’ Greenland melt

US think-tank: islands affected by global warming should wait for trickle-down money

Islands and African nations present toughest treaty yet to combat global warming

Bangladesh tops list of most vulnerable countries to climate change

EBay bid to name new shrimp species raises $2,900 for conservation from NBA star

Commercial fish smoking is the “most pervasive” threat to mangrove forests in West Africa

Extinctions on the rise in the Galapagos: fishing and global warming devastating islands’ species

Not just the polar bear: ten American species that are feeling the heat from global warming

Sushi lovers may be eating Critically Endangered species without knowing it

Videos and Photos: over 17,000 species discovered in waters beyond the sun’s reach

Using fish as livestock feed threatens global fisheries

Oceans’ ability to sequester carbon diminishing

Record year for CO2 emissions, even with economic slowdown

Coastal habitats may sequester 50 times more carbon than tropical forests by area

Actions taken to save sharks ‘disappointing’

ICCAT fails to protect critically endangered tuna—again

Declaration calls for more wilderness protected areas to combat global warming

Costa Rica proposes to downgrade Las Baulas National Park, threatening leatherback sea turtles

Nations vulnerable to global warming present demands: carbon levels below 350ppm and billions in aid

Coral reef troubles indicate broader ecological problems

California’s great white sharks are a distinct population

Atlantic bluefin tuna should be banned internationally: ICCAT scientists

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