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A technique originally developed to combat acid rain has the potential to pull an enormous amount of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere – while helping to deacidify oceans, restore rivers and boost biodiversity and fish populations.Continue ReadingCa… Continue reading Cheap, scalable carbon capture method also rejuvenates rivers
A technique originally developed to combat acid rain has the potential to pull an enormous amount of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere – while helping to deacidify oceans, restore rivers and boost biodiversity and fish populations.Continue ReadingCa… Continue reading Cheap, scalable carbon capture method also rejuvenates rivers
The western Arctic Ocean’s high rate of acidification magnifies the impact of carbon dioxide on all of our oceans, which will likely face a similar fate. Continue reading Scientists Discover Arctic Waters Are Rapidly Becoming Acidic in Dire Climate Warning
The ocean absorbs almost a quarter of the carbon dioxide generated by human activity, and in doing so chemical reactions take place that make its waters more acidic. Measuring this effect is possible to an extent with sensors fitted to stationary buoys… Continue reading Underwater Seaglider drone deployed to monitor ocean acidification
Three species of Caribbean coral are hardy enough to survive the rising levels of ocean acidification expected to take place over the next century, according to the results of a recently-published study. However, whilst the corals were able to live and grow in an unusually hostile environment, their skeletons were seriously affected, leaving them vulnerable to erosion.
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Continue Reading Skeletally-weakened Caribbean corals could survive in future Earth’s acidic oceans
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Continue reading Skeletally-weakened Caribbean corals could survive in future Earth's acidic oceans
According to a new study, ocean acidification is setting off a dangerous feedback loop that’s dissolving the very bottom of the ocean. Continue reading The Seafloor Is Dissolving Because of Climate Change
Hozoji Matheson-Margullis is widely recognized for her pummeling drum chops. But at 37, the emerging marine biologist is making waves at the forefront of Native American STEM in an age of climate change and Trump. Continue reading The Geoduck Diver
Human impacts on the environment are putting our future at risk, they say. Continue reading 15,000 Scientists From 184 Countries Are Warning Humankind We Are Screwed
New report from the Queensland government recommends altering land use and improvement farm management. Continue reading Saving the Great Barrier Reef Will Cost $6 Billion, But It Could Be Worse