“Greenhouse gas emissions trap more heat in the lower atmosphere which leads to a cooling of the upper atmosphere. Those colder temperatures in the upper atmosphere are slowing the recovery of the ozone layer.”
Asian dust fertilizes the ocean with life-supporting nutrients
Life, uhm, finds a way.
Pluto’s volcanoes might spew out liquid water, new study finds
Talk about a surprising find!
Pluto’s ocean might be held in place by a thin layer of gas
Comfortably insulated.
Robots and AI can help us better understand deep sea species, study reports.
We’re fishing for information in the deep seas.
There are arsenic-breathing microbes in the tropical Pacific, a new study finds
Oxygen? In this economy?! Pffff.
Climate change may make the oceans belch out CO2, study warns
Oh, how the waters have turned.
Ocean dwellers are hit twice as hard by climate change as land-based species
Definitely not good.
Researchers unveil the most comprehensive atlas of coral reefs to date
Maps to the rescue.
It’s official: there’s more plastic in the oceans than ever before
Researchers are calling for change on all levels of society.
New upcycling process for PET could finally nudge us into cleaning the seas
I do like cleaner seas.
Plastic is “everywhere” in the ocean, including its deepest trenches — “There’s no good aspect to this,” researchers say
Thrash we’ve thrown away years ago is killing ocean life as you’re reading this.
Climate change will recolor much of the oceans by 2100, MIT research suggests
It’s not good news.
Nuclear-powered ‘tunnelbot’ could probe the depths of Europa’s oceans
Europa’s almost as cold as your ex’s heart, just as frozen.
Rising seas might mean more coral reef islands — if we don’t murder all the corals
We might get more ‘exotic’ if we dial down on the ‘extinction’.
Deepest volcanic eruption lies in a field of glass at the lip of the Mariana Trench
Adelle is surely rolling somewhere around there.
Widespread coral species shows unique adaptations against environmental changes
Pocillopora damicornis — one of the most abundant and widespread reef-building corals in the world — may help us better understand how anthozoans deal with stress.
Contact lenses break down into microplastics — so don’t flush them down!
Just throw them in the trash if you don’t want them on your plate later on.
Ocean wilderness is disappearing because of us: only 13% of it has been spared
The study reinforces the need for international treaties meant to conserve marine wildlife.
Rising seas, rising costs: some $14 trillion worldwide per year by 2100
Maybe start saving up?
