Scientists and fishing communities in Peru and Mexico are rebuilding kelp forests and coral reefs as the Caribbean loses ground fast.

In May 2006, the USS Oriskany, a retired US Navy aircraft carrier, was intentionally sunk in the Gulf of Mexico, transforming ...

In 2018, Delaware repurposed 1 million tons of dredged rock from a shipping channel to create artificial reefs, fostering a ...

The Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel expansion project involves dismantling an old bridge and using the concrete for artificial reefs. This initiative helps divert demolition waste from landfills while ...

Late last year, scientists in Germany published findings on a World War II munitions dump in the Baltic Sea. Some may dismiss ...

Bisnow's Women Leading Real Estate event celebrates the women in UK development who are pushing boundaries in sustainability ...

The Borocho, a retired cargo ship, has been purposefully sunk off the Florida coast to establish an artificial reef, a ...

FGCU students, faculty and community members gathered in The Water School on Sept. 25 for the premiere of “Kimberly’s Reef: ...

Blondie warned us that the tide is high, but several determined startups aren't going to give up just like that. As rising sea levels threaten coastal communities, Coastal Assembly, a startup out of ...

Pieces of a historic Florida pier damaged by Hurricane Ian have found a second life beneath the Gulf of Mexico, where they ...

The SS United States, a 990-foot ocean liner that carried presidents, dignitaries and celebrities across the Atlantic, is ...

The debt-distressed Maldives is poised to sell residency and luxury real estate on artificial islands, raising fears of a new ...