Por: Newsweek Tech November 02, 2022
Scientists have recently announced a new black coral species thriving in warm temperatures.Teams with ocean exploration non-profit OceanX initially made the discovery in 2020 during an expedition in the Neom region of the northern Red Sea in Saudi Arabia.Black coral is usually found in the depths of the ocean. Other species are not usually abundant in the Red Sea, but this new one is.OceanX managed to gather samples from hundreds of colonies... + full article
Newsweek USA Tech October 13, 2022
Coral Island is a new life-simulation game similar to Stardew Valley and Disney Dreamlight Valley. In it, players travel to the beautiful tropical paradise of Coral Island to farm and make a life for themselves. And, much like the games that inspired it, Coral Island has plenty... + más
Feds plan $125 million response for mystery disease killing corals in Gulf, Caribbean | The Advocate
Coral Island: How to get the Fishing Pole and catch fish | Newsweek
Romance is an optional mechanic in Coral Island that can help players expand on their character's life on the island. Out of the current 50+ characters on the island, players can romance 22 of the various NPCs that make up the island's population.Unlike Stardew Valley... + más
Coral Island: How to unlock the Mines | Newsweek
The Advocate USA Sports October 07, 2022
The federal government plans to pour $125 million into the fight against a that has ravaged corals in Florida and much of the Caribbean, and now poses a dire threat to the treasured reefs off the Louisiana and Texas coasts.Released this week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric... + más
Gulf of Mexico’s largest coral sanctuary faces an extreme threat that’s mystifying scientists | The Advocate
Variety of factors play a role in the development of Alzheimer's | The Advocate
The Atlantic USA Opinion October 02, 2022
Cape Coral is a microcosm of Florida’s worst impulse: selling dream homes in a hurricane-prone flood zone. But people still want them.Scott McIntyre / The New York Times / ReduxOctober 1, 2022, 1:30 PM ETFive years ago, after Hurricane Irma pummeled Florida’s Gulf Coast, I... + más
There’s Nothing Quite Like the Wrath of Losing Your Fantasy League | The Atlantic
Daily Notes: Mac Jones, Dalvin Cook, David Montgomery leave early, Herbert grinds it out | ESPN
Forbes USA Life September 24, 2022
View of Iberostar Selection Bávaro IBEROSTAR SELECTION BAVARO Hotels around the world are making a push towards sustainability and considering the environmental impact of their actions. Iberostar, a family-owned Spanish hotel chain, is leading the way towards ecotourism without... + más
Letters: MAGA types made their own political bed | The Advocate
Environment groups attack EU's green label for gas, nuclear | ABC News
The Advocate USA Sports September 24, 2022
A new disease that’s killing off more than 90% of some coral species has made its first incursion into the rainbow-hued seascapes covering the Gulf of Mexico’s .Scientists working this month in Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary off the coasts of Louisiana and... + más
This Eco-Friendly Sustainable Resort Doesn’t Compromise On Luxury | Forbes
Sugar sand beaches, 28 miles of bike trails: A guide to Gulf State Park on Alabama coast | The Advocate
Newsweek USA Tech September 24, 2022
Deep-sea mining has been approved for testing in the Pacific Ocean by the International Seabed Authority for the first time since the 1970s. The move has drawn widespread condemnation from environmental groups, with one Greenpeace campaigner saying the activity risks destroying... + más
The end of Ethereum mining could be a bonanza for GPU shoppers | Ars Technica
Deep sea mining, solution to tech world's mineral demand or potential ecological disaster? | ABC News
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