Latest News for: Ocean intelligence

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Trump administration will evaluate request to sell leases for seabed mining of critical minerals

Times Union 21 May 2025
The company wants to mine the ocean floor for deposits of nickel, cobalt and other critical minerals ... “Mining the ocean floor will damage fragile habitat and unique critters we haven’t even discovered yet.
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For those about to rock, AC/DC set to play Nashville after postponement. What to know about Nissan Stadium's weather policy

Leaf Chronicle 21 May 2025
Producers discuss their job, AI in music and their love for Nashville. Nashville producers discuss what they do, artificial intelligence's place in music and their love for Music City during a chat in Ocean Way Studio A ... Yes ... Who is opening for AC/DC?.
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Nato base in Britain could be knocked out by undersea cable attack, MPs hear as ...

The Daily Mail 21 May 2025
British frigate HMS Somerset (pictured front) flanks the Russian spy ship Yantar near UK water - which was feared to be hoovering up intelligence about the UK's underwater infrastructure.
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Space-tech startup PierSight adds strategic investors, bringing total funding to $8 million

Khaleejtimes 20 May 2025
“This round was about welcoming partners who bring frontline experience in ocean sustainability and port operations and can help us build a world‑class team.” ... using the oceans and marine resources.
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Final Oak Ridge Coffee Concert is Sunday; features all Brahms program

Oakridger 20 May 2025
Nashville producers discuss what they do, artificial intelligence's place in music and their love for Music City during a chat in Ocean Way Studio A ...
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Here are the music producers shaping Nashville’s new sound: The minds behind the hits

The Tennessean 18 May 2025
Nashville producers discuss what they do, artificial intelligence's place in music and their love for Music City during a chat in Ocean Way Studio A ... at the renowned Ocean Way Studio A in Nashville.
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Bill would ban octopus farming in Massachusetts

Gloucester Daily Times 13 May 2025
BOSTON — A South Coast lawmaker is pushing a bill that would ban the commercial farming of octopus for food, citing ethical concerns about the treatment of what he says are one of the ocean's most intelligent creatures ... .
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India-Pakistan conflict offers rich intelligence opportunity for China

Dawn 09 May 2025
It has been increasingly active in the Indian Ocean in recent years, with China deploying space tracking ships as well as oceanographic research and fishing vessels on extended deployments, open-source intelligence trackers say.
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12,000 shipping containers with the first 145%+ tariffs arrive at US ports

Cryptopolitan 09 May 2025
For the months of April and May, Sea Intelligence found that there were 90 empty sailings on the trade paths between Asia and North America on both the East Coast and West Coast ... Ocean carriers are ...
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Our responsibility for cetacean conservation grows with proof of their intelligence (commentary)

Mongabay 08 May 2025
The search for intelligent life is looking in the wrong direction ... Hypothetically, these other solar systems could have started their development of intelligent life billions of years before ours.
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Indian-origin scientist’s study reveals possible signs of life on THIS distant planet

The Times of India 08 May 2025
... oceans are hypothesized to be warmer than Earth's. Asked about possible multicellular organisms or even intelligent life, Madhusudhan said, “We won't be able to answer this question at this stage.
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Maersk Posts Strong Q1 Results as Red Sea Uncertainty Looms Over 2025 Outlook

gCaptain 08 May 2025
According to data from Xeneta, the ocean and air freight intelligence platform, a large-scale return of container shipping to the Red Sea and Suez Canal could trigger a 6% decrease in global TEU-mile ...
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Potential Return of Container Ships to Red Sea Following US-Houthi Ceasefire Could Collapse Freight Rates

MarineLink 08 May 2025
Data released by Xeneta, an ocean and air freight intelligence platform, shows global TEU-mile demand would decrease 6% if container ships begin sailing through the Red Sea and Suez Canal again instead of diverting around the Cape of Good Hope.
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Red Sea Ceasefire Deal Sparks Concerns Over Potential Freight Rate Collapse

gCaptain 08 May 2025
According to data from Xeneta, the ocean and air freight intelligence platform, a large-scale return of container shipping to the Red Sea and Suez Canal could trigger a 6% decrease in global TEU-mile ...
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