The Baltic Sea is home to some of the world's largest dead marine zones, mainly due to excess nutrient runoff into the sea from human activities on land—a challenge the sea has long grappled with.

The Baltic Sea is home to some of the world's largest dead marine zones, mainly due to excess nutrient runoff into the sea from human activities on land -- a challenge the sea has long grappled with.

Finland became the first country to ban cargo ships from dumping sewage and scrubber sludge in its waters. The Baltic may ...

A coordinated assault may have just struck at the heart of NATO's lake, the tense region of the Baltic Sea surrounded by a ...

In the world's largest dead zone, in the Baltic Sea, low oxygen devastated fisheries, and most marine animals can no longer survive there.

With Sweden and Finland now under NATO’s formal umbrella, this regional grouping has emerged not as a quiet coalition, but as ...

While the origins of the term might sound wholesome, the process of eutrophication as it is now in the Baltic Sea certainly isn’t: it refers to vast oxygen deprived seawater areas, alternately named ...

Comfortably at home, Zarutska, who went by Liuda, settled in to watch the news, as Ukrainians anxious about the war with ...