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Small Lifestyle Changes That Could Improve Your Health

Sep 6, 2025

Life on the Peninsula often moves at a speed that leaves little room for self-care. Between long work hours, commutes, and the constant hum of…

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From the Bay to the Arctic: How Climate Change Connects Our Coasts

Sep 5, 2025

Sea-level rise and warming waters are issues often discussed in San Mateo County, where residents see king tides flood low-lying streets and h…

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Post-Pandemic Wellness Trends: From Bay Area Retreats to Island Recovery Centers

Sep 4, 2025

In the years since the pandemic, approaches to health and wellness have shifted beyond the walls of traditional gyms and clinics. Many Bay Are…

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Cold-Weather Travel Getaways Draw More Bay Area Residents

Sep 3, 2025

A Shift in Winter Travel Habits

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Balancing Tourism Growth and Environmental Preservation in Coastal Communities

Sep 2, 2025

Coastal towns often live in a paradox. They depend on tourism for economic vitality, yet the very natural beauty that draws visitors is at ris…

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Great Barrier Reef enters crucial period in coral bleaching

By ROD McGUIRK Associated Press
Mar 6, 2020

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — The Great Barrier Reef is facing a critical period of heat stress over the coming weeks following the most widespre…

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Hawaii coral show signs of stress amid record-setting heat

By CALEB JONES Associated Press
Sep 23, 2019

CAPTAIN COOK, Hawaii (AP) — At the edge of an ancient lava flow where jagged black rocks meet the Pacific, small off-the-grid homes overlook t…

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Scientists unlocking mysteries in Hawaii's under water 'twilight zone'

By TN News Service
Updated Oct 15, 2018

HONOLULU, Hawaii -- Scientists working in the Hawaiian Archipelago are calling some of the deep coral reefs found in the region’s so-called oceanic “twilight zone” the most extensive on record, with several large areas of 100 percent coral cover.

Lifestyle

Scientists discover a new deep-reef Butterflyfish species

Updated Apr 11, 2025

Scientists from the Bishop Museum and NOAA have published a description of a new species of butterflyfish from deep reefs of the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in the remote Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. The study was published Tueday in the scientific journal ZooKeys.

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Scientists study deep-sea coral off California coast

The Associated Press
Jun 22, 2010

Small Lifestyle Changes That Could Improve Your Health

From the Bay to the Arctic: How Climate Change Connects Our Coasts

Post-Pandemic Wellness Trends: From Bay Area Retreats to Island Recovery Centers

Cold-Weather Travel Getaways Draw More Bay Area Residents

Balancing Tourism Growth and Environmental Preservation in Coastal Communities

Great Barrier Reef enters crucial period in coral bleaching

Hawaii coral show signs of stress amid record-setting heat

Scientists unlocking mysteries in Hawaii's under water 'twilight zone'

Scientists discover a new deep-reef Butterflyfish species

Scientists study deep-sea coral off California coast

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