Oceans & Fisheries

Planning for sea level right is hard but it's beyond necessary.

It's more sustainable than in the ocean.

Plus, the looming high-tech battery crisis.

Sponsored: Most coral reefs are too fragile to withstand predicted global temperature increases in coming decades, yet corals in the Red Sea are thriving. Researchers in the Middle East hope to create an innovative, nature-based medicine to save coastal ecosystems.

As more food companies, investors and entrepreneurs cast their ideas into the ocean of innovation, the greater the chances for a bountiful, sustainable catch.

Few nature-based solutions are focusing on the biggest carbon sink on the planet, the ocean.

Until recently, the concept of blue carbon attracted little attention outside academic and think-tank circles. We may be at a turning point, thanks to the actions of some forward-thinking businesses.

With the ocean under new threats, the need for new relationships among nations is greater than ever.

Absorbing heat and carbon dioxide, the ocean has so far lessened the effects of climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions.

Seafood consumption is up — but so are overfishing, water pollution and ocean warming. Here's who's fighting that.