Collaborate Disseminate
When Old Rose dropped the diamond necklace into the ocean at the end of Titanic, it turns out she was probably just returning it to where it originally came from. Researchers in Australia and Germany have found that many diamonds begin life a… Continue reading Diamonds found to be made mostly of the seafloor, pressure-cooked to perfection
“If it does disappear from these shores, it is gone from the planet.” Continue reading Warmer Temperatures and Disease Decimated This West Coast Starfish in Two Years
The island has just one submarine cable that provides internet access for the entire island. Continue reading Damaged Undersea Cable Causes Near-Total Internet Blackout in Island Nation Tonga
Climate change is changing our wind patterns, which is strengthening waves traveling across the earth’s’ surface. Continue reading Climate Change Is Making Waves Stronger
According to a new study, human activity has caused our global ocean to warm to levels never seen on record. Continue reading 2017 Was the Warmest Year for the Ocean on Record
It’s great that sharks, whales, and sea otters are bouncing back in some marine areas. But it may also increase human-wildlife conflicts. Continue reading As Ocean Predators Recover, Humans Need to Learn to Coexist
A new study says we’ve vastly underestimated the amount of heat trapped by Earth’s oceans due to global warming. Continue reading Earth’s Oceans Have Absorbed Far More Heat Than Experts Believed, Study Claims
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
A study published this week in ‘Environmental Science & Technology’ sampled salt brands from across the globe and found 92 percent contained microplastics. Continue reading You’re Literally Sprinkling Plastic On Your Food
Sailboats have been traversing the Atlantic Ocean since before 1592, sailing through sunshine, wind, and rain. The one thing that they’ve all had in common has been a captain to pilot the ship across this vast watery expanse, at least until now. A company called Offshore Sensing has sailed an unmanned vessel all the way from Canada to Ireland.
The ship, called the Sailbuoy, attempted the journey last year as well but only made it about halfway before the mission was abandoned. This year, however, the voyage was finally completed, and this craft is officially the first unmanned ship to …read more
Continue reading Unmanned Sailboat Traverses The North Atlantic