Recruiting shipping companies to participate in the eco-friendly certification ship support program
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries in South Korea has announced the recruitment of coastal shipping companies to participate in the 'Eco-Friendly Certified Ship Support Project' aimed at supporting the construction of eco-friendly ships.
The Driest Places in the World Are Next to the Ocean. Scientists Explain the Phenomenon
Some of the driest places on Earth, such as the Atacama Desert in Chile and the Namib Desert in southern Africa, are located right next to oceans due to specific geographical and meteorological conditions.
Potential Minister Candidates from Busan: Lim Gi-taek and Hwang Jong-woo
Lim Gi-taek and Hwang Jong-woo, both from Busan, are likely candidates to succeed former Minister Jeon Jae-soo at the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries in South Korea.
The great secrets hidden in the center of the Earth
Scientists have discovered a potential vast reservoir of hydrogen in the Earth's core that could be equivalent to several oceans.
Pismestrovic: Cruel World Sea
Sinisa Pismestrovic discusses the various geopolitical tensions and humanitarian crises surrounding the world's oceans.
Coral Reefs on the Brink of Survival: Another Heat Wave Hits the Oceans
Coral reefs are facing extreme threats due to a new wave of marine heat, which has significant implications for their survival and the ecosystems they support.
A documentary film about KΔrΔΌa BardeΔΌa final journey around the world
A documentary chronicles Latvian traveler KΔrlis Bardelis's epic solo journey around the world, culminating in his record-setting adventures across oceans and continents.
Oceans of hydrogen in the Earth's core: how it captured the most abundant element in the universe
A recent experiment suggests that the Earth's core may contain significantly more hydrogen than previously thought, potentially explaining its scarcity on the surface.
Foreign Crew Members on Coastal Vessels Receive 24-Hour Remote Medical Support at Sea
The South Korean Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries is expanding a 24-hour free remote medical support service for foreign crew members on coastal vessels, utilizing advanced maritime communication technology.
A Hidden World in the Oceans: How 'Little Carbon Engineers' Regulate Earth's Climate?
A new study highlights the vital role of microscopic marine organisms in capturing carbon and regulating the Earth's climate through their natural processes.
Strengthening Management System for Marine Waste and Marine Pollution Sediments
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries of South Korea has announced a revised plan for comprehensive management of marine waste and pollution sediments to create a clean marine environment as part of a long-term strategy from 2021 to 2030.
Vessel Navigating the Distant Sea Receives Monthly Support of 800,000 Won... Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries Provides 'Faster Internet'
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries announced the launch of a subsidy program for maritime vessels to access high-speed internet via low Earth orbit satellites in a ceremony held in Busan.
In the Deep Oceans - A Silent War: A Blow to Russia's Weakest Spot
The article discusses the U.S. operation that not only involved the swift capture of Venezuelan leader NicolΓ‘s Maduro but also extended to seizing a key tanker from Russia's shadow fleet.
Personnel Appointment on February 4
The article discusses a series of personnel appointments and promotions within various South Korean government departments, including the Ministry of Unification, Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, and Rural Development Administration.
Recruitment of Participants for Marine Mobility Training
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries is recruiting participants for a training program aimed at fostering key talents in the marine industry until the 6th of next month.
Scientists use digital copy of Earth to enhance climate predictions
Scientists in Europe are developing an unprecedented computational simulation of the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and soil to improve weather forecasts and potentially create digital models of biodiversity or pandemics.
How to choose sustainable fabrics and garments, according to a fashion expert: "Cotton is better if you care about the oceans"
The article discusses the environmental impact of the fashion industry and offers insights on choosing sustainable fabrics, highlighting cotton's benefits for ocean conservation.
F.A.Z. Podcast Knowledge: How Much Protection Do the Oceans Need?
The episode discusses the implementation of the high seas protection agreement, assessing its effectiveness against ocean exploitation in the context of international law during the Trump era.
Surprising Balance: Oceans Heat Up at Record Speed
A new heat balance report reveals that the world's oceans absorbed a record 23 zettajoules of additional heat in 2025, contrary to expectations that the La NiΓ±a phenomenon would slow down warming.
Several strong reasons why Adriatic John Dory is the tastiest in the world
The article discusses why the Adriatic John Dory, known scientifically as Zeus Faber, is considered tastier than other fish from different oceans, highlighting its unique features and visual identification.
Exhaust Gases in the Atmosphere: Where Has All the Lead Gone?
Researchers are examining water samples at the boundary between the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans to understand the persistence of lead in the atmosphere, which has been released through vehicle emissions for decades.
The catastrophe that changed everything: when the oceans had to die for us to exist
445 million years ago, a mass extinction wiped out 85% of marine species, which was crucial for the rise of jawed vertebrates, our distant ancestors.
They exchanged houses on land for a floating apartment building. Seniors sold their properties and are sailing the oceans
A couple sold their properties to permanently live on a cruise ship, enjoying amenities and travel experiences.
Scientists to Al Jazeera: Earth's Oceans Record an Alarming Record
A new study reveals that Earth's oceans hit the highest temperature record in 2025 since modern monitoring began, indicating accelerated climate change and ongoing heat accumulation in the global climate system.
These private islands are magical: the elite seeks high-value investments
Private islands are increasingly viewed as high-value investment assets by the global elite, evolving from exclusive getaway spots to attractive investment opportunities across various oceans.
Rising sea levels, violent storms, coral degradation: oceans absorbed a record amount of heat in 2025
In 2025, oceans stored a record amount of heat for the ninth consecutive year, equivalent to '12 Hiroshima atomic bombs exploding every second of every day of the year,' according to an international study.
A calm, any calm
The article discusses the theme of seeking predictability and tranquility in life, using a character's reflection on calm bays compared to turbulent oceans.
The bag that saved forests and drowned oceans
The article discusses the unexpected journey of Sten Thulin, who transformed from an accidental ecological hero into a villain in the fight against plastic pollution.
The 'dark' truth behind tuna fishing in the oceans
The article discusses the hidden global multi-billion dollar industry behind the tuna consumed daily, highlighting its widespread presence and unknown origins.
The predator from the depths can live for hundreds of years. Scientists have discovered its secret
Scientists have studied the Greenland shark, capable of living up to 400 years, revealing its secret to incredible longevity amidst the cold waters of the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans.