By Carolyn Cowan Marine biologists diving in the Gulf of Thailand were thrilled in 2023 to rediscover several colonies of a rare type of ocean sponge once thought to be extinct in the wild. But their ...

Swiss start-up Tide gives plastic waste in the ocean a new life by recycling and transforming it into materials for new ...

Today marks two decades since the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, which killed around 230,000 people across multiple countries. Thailand is holding ceremonies to honour the thousands of lives lost.

Swiss start-up Tide gives plastic waste in the ocean a new life by recycling and transforming it into materials for new products, like carpets, watches and toys.

The seabed being ripped open pushed waves at double the speed of a bullet train, crossing the Indian Ocean within hours. In Thailand, where half of the more than 5,000 dead were foreign tourists ...

BAN NAM KHEM, Thailand (Reuters ... Ban Nam Khem was devastated by the Indian Ocean tsunami that hit on Boxing Day in 2004, triggered by a 9.1 magnitude quake off the coast of Indonesia's ...