Indeep Project https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home The Natural History Museum’s Review of Deep-Sea Mining Impacts Finds Biodiversity Loss Could Be Permanent Accenture Won the Contract to Modernize NOAA’s National Weather Service — Here’s What Changes China’s Shenhai Yihao Offshore Gas Field Represents a New Milestone in Deep-Sea Resource Extraction The NOAA Forecast Maps Showing Ohio’s Summer Outlook Have Agriculture Officials Already Planning for Drought How Dewatering Technology in Deep Tunnel Construction Is Being Applied to Subsea Mining Infrastructure How NOAA Tracks Solar Flares From a Nondescript Office That Protects Billions of Dollars in Infrastructure Boskalis Set a World Record for Deep-Sea Excavation at 600 Meters — And It Barely Made the News El Niño Is Back and Stronger Than Expected — NOAA Says It’s Reshaping the Entire 2026 Storm Season NOAA’s Assessment Shows March 2026 Broke Temperature Records That Stood for More Than a Century Papua New Guinea’s Nautilus Minerals Defended Its Deep-Sea Mining Permit — Then Its Biggest Investor Walked Away NOAA Satellite Captured Rare Imagery of Interstate-Induced Clouds — And Atmospheric Scientists Are Fascinated The Metals Company’s Pacific Mining Bid Just Cleared Its Biggest Regulatory Obstacle at NOAA NOAA Research Shows That Most Life in the Zone Targeted by Deep-Sea Miners Is Brand New to Science Lake Erie’s Harmful Algal Bloom Forecast Will Be Released June 25 — And Farmers Around the Basin Are Bracing France Completed the World’s First Floating Wind Farm in Deep Waters — And the Results Exceeded Every Projection The Mombasa Deep-Sea Fishing Investment Push That Could Transform East Africa’s Maritime Economy China’s Research Vessel Haiyang Dizhi-6 Completed Its Sixteenth Deep-Sea Survey — With Breakthroughs NOAA Is Studying Europe’s Deep-Sea Telescope Is Hunting for the Origins of the Universe From the Ocean Floor Why NOAA Researchers Are Studying Larval Fish Resilience as the Key to Predicting Fishery Collapse The Former Prime Minister, the Treasure Hunters, and the Deep-Sea Salvage Operation That Captivated Australia Japan Retrieved Rare-Earth-Rich Mud From 6,000 Meters Below the Pacific — The First Commercial-Scale Deep-Sea Test How the Galapagos Whale Shark Project Is Using Photography to Track Animals That NOAA Cannot Follow With Satellites Oil Companies Are Seeking Permission to Drill in the Deep Beaufort Sea — And the Arctic’s Future Hangs in the Balance NOAA Fisheries Identifies Aquaculture Opportunity Areas in Alaska — And Fishing Communities Are Divided NOAA Rescinds the Regulation Prohibiting Commercial Fishing in an Atlantic Monument Area — Conservation Groups Are Outraged NOAA’s Record of Global Temperature in April 2026 Contains a Data Point That Climate Scientists Cannot Ignore The World’s Fourth Mass Coral Bleaching Event Likely Ended in 2025 — But NOAA Says the Reef Damage Is Far From Over NOAA’s Okeanos Explorer Just Released the First eDNA Data From Deep-Sea Expeditions — And It Changes Everything NOAA’s Ship Is Quietly Mapping the Pacific Seafloor for Critical Minerals — The Results Could Reshape U.S. Supply Chains The Colossal Coral Discovered in the Mariana Islands Is the Largest of Its Kind — And NOAA Found It by Accident UNH Will Lead NOAA’s First-of-Its-Kind Cooperative Institute to Grow U.S. Aquaculture The Mariana Trench Expedition That Discovered Lifeforms Science Didn’t Know Could Exist at Such Depths Viasat’s NOAA Contract for C-130J Hurricane Hunter SATCOM Could Change How America Tracks Storms NOAA’s Quiet Regulatory Shift Is Opening the Deep Seabed to Commercial Mining Faster Than Anyone Expected The Rush to Mine the Ocean Floor Just Got a Green Light From Washington — And Scientists Are Furious The Deep-Ocean Oxygen Minimum Zone Is Expanding Off the U.S. Pacific Coast, and Nobody Agrees on What Happens Next The Underwater Microphone Network Off the U.S. West Coast Is Picking Up Sounds That Don’t Belong to Any Known Animal The Hydrothermal Heist: The Intellectual Property Battles Over the DNA of Extreme Deep-Sea Microbes Teledyne Marine’s New Sonar System Can See Through Seafloor Sediment — and What It Found Surprised the Engineers Who Built It The New Deep-Sea Imaging System That Can Capture a Square Mile of Ocean Floor in a Single Pass The Buoy Revolution: How a New Marine Sensor Abandoned a WWII-Era Western Design to Change Oceanology Forever How a Collaboration Between NOAA and MIT Is Building the First Real-Time Ocean Intelligence Platform How American Fishing Communities Near the Aleutian Islands Are Fighting a Mining Industry They Never Voted For How Fifty New Crustacean Species Found in U.S. Deep Waters Are Forcing Scientists to Rebuild Their Classification System From Scratch The Long-Range Autonomy Race: How Cellula Robotics Is engineering Subsea Drones That Can Cross Oceans Alone How the Ocean’s Role in Regulating Global Temperature Is Becoming Less Reliable as It Warms How a Venomous Deep-Sea Creature Found Off Florida Is Producing Compounds That Pharmaceutical Researchers Are Racing to Synthesize The Ocean Is Running Out of Oxygen in Ways That Climate Models Failed to Predict — and Marine Life Is Already Responding The Autonomous Surface Vehicle That Crossed the Pacific Twice Last Year While Scientists Watched From a Laptop in California