Experts: Seas heading for mass extinctions
Mass extinctions of species in the world's oceans is inevitable if current trends continue, a panel of renowned marine scientists warned Tuesday.Full story
Panel: Problems with oceans multiplying, worsening
The health of the world's oceans is declining much faster than originally thought — under siege from pollution, overfishing and other man-made problems all at once — scientists say in a new report. Full story
Cuba: Seas to rise more than 30 inches by 2100
Cuban scientists calculate that median sea levels around the Caribbean nation will rise more than 30 inches by the end of the century due to global climate change, official media said Friday. Full story
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Navy ship that buried bin Laden returns
The U.S.S. Carl Vinson returned to San Diego Wednesday after a tour of duty that included the burial at sea of Osama bin Laden. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
A taste of Alaska
From spot prawns and sea asparagus to a variety of game with berry birch syrup, chef Rob Kinneen prepares a traditional spread of rustic, exotic fare.
Rebuilding community, on higher ground
Rice farmer Katsushi Haga talks about why he wants to move his community into the hills and away from the sea.
Sea turtles released after rehab
More than two dozen sea turtles were released back into the ocean off the coast of North Carolina after being nursed back to health at a local turtle rehabilitation facility. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports.
Blind sea lions explore new home
Two blind sea lions are exploring their new home at the San Francisco Zoo and are quickly becoming a popular attraction. NBC's Joe Rosato reports.
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