WHOI in the News
Get a Behind-the-Scenes look at Massachusetts Leading Robotics Companies
Material Handling Wholesaler
Expert to share discoveries about elusive whale species
The Herald News
Rep. Keating Headlines Forward-Looking ‘Blue Economy’ Forum
The Falmouth Enterprise
When are Blue Planet Live and Blue Planet UK on TV?
Discover Wildlife
Tickets Almost Sold Out for 4th Annual ‘Shape Your Cape’ Summit
CapeCod.com
Mashpee Selectmen Explore Economic Development
CapeNews.net
What We Are Watching: Back in the House
IPolitics
WHOI Appoints New Chief Development Officer
Subsea World News
Quotes (Samuel Harp)
Canada: Government of Canada will make an important announcement to protect water from oil spills
ForeignAffairs.co.nz
Water Samples Detect Low Levels of Fukushima-Related Contamination
Targeted News Service
Review of noise impacts on marine mammals yields new policy recommendations
ScienceDaily
Quotes (Darlene Ketten)
Sneaky deep sea robot will take pics of fish without spooking them
Engadget
Women’s History Month: Talking with Katie Shelledy
NOAA Fisheries
Cape Cod Researcher to Discuss Rare Beaked Whale
CapeCod.com
To let the right whale thrive and swim free, pass HR 1568
The Hill
Once it was a common sight on the East Coast, but today, the very existence of the entire species is at risk: fewer than 100 reproductively-active females remain.
Deep Ocean Warming at an Accelerating Rate
Ocean News & Technology
15 Things You Might Not Have Known About the RMS Titanic
Mental Floss
Panthers, propellers and catfish – February’s best science images
Nature
Texas A&M-Led Research Team Develops Model for Improved Oil Spill Forecasts
Targeted News Service
New Findings on Oceanography Described by Investigators at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute (Impacts of Ocean Warming On Acoustic Propagation Over Continental Shelf and Slope Regions)
Ecology Daily News
How old is water?
Rushville Republican
Quotes (Horst Marschall)
All Things Shellfish
CapeCod.com
Quotes (Jennie Rheuban)
WHOI Seeks Summer Volunteers
CapeNews.net
New Map of Hawaii Shows Where Kilauea’s Lava Piled Up Over 900 Feet High
Earther - Nature for Nerds - Gizmodo
Quotes (Adam Soule)