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A new dead zone in the Indian Ocean could impact future marine nutrient balance.

Fewer ships plying East African waters raises freight rates 45pc.

The year to date also ranked 2nd-warmest for the globe.

Tsunami Waves Amplified by Buildings.

Research May Also Help Determine Effects of Global Warming in the Region.

Map Shows Vast Regions of Ocean Are Warmer.

Building better ocean and climate models with salinity data.

Cyclone's 'Overshooting Cloud Tops' Seen from Above.

Climat : record en vue pour 2015.

Climat : record en vue pour 2015.

UM Rosenstiel School Agulhas Current study has important implications for global climate.

Chagos islanders cannot return home, UK Foreign Office confirms.

Endangered leatherback sea turtles are known for their open-ocean migratory nature and nomadic foraging habits - traveling thousands of miles. But a CORNELL naturalist and his colleagues have discovered an area along the Mozambique coast that the turtles have made their permanent home, according to a study published in Nature's Scientific Reports, Nov. 25.

The role played by oceans - not only the Atlantic and Pacific, but also the Indian Ocean - in South American climate variability is one of the topics researched by Marcelo BARREIRO, Head of Atmospheric Sciences at Uruguay's University of the Republic (UDELAR).

Malabar: India, Japan, US to focus on 'anti-submarine' warfare.

New partners show New Delhi is thinking regionally.

New partners show New Delhi is thinking regionally.

India had previously shown interest in purchasing these drones from the US, but attempts were thwarted as India was not a member of Missile Technology Control Regime(MTCR).

India had previously shown interest in purchasing these drones from the US, but attempts were thwarted as India was not a member of Missile Technology Control Regime(MTCR).

Did Kelly SLATER Really Just Suggest Shark Culling?

China building third aircraft carrier to stregthen south China Sea presence.

Massive seagrass beds in Western Australia's Shark Bay - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - haven't recovered much from the devastating heat wave of 2011, according to a new study demonstrating how certain vital ecosystems may change drastically in a warming climate.