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Scientists endure Arctic for last campaign prior to... - 9 May 2008
An international group of scientists has swapped their comfortable offices for one of the most inhospitable environments on the planet to carry...
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Everything's coming up corals - 8 May 2008
University of Miami's Coral Laboratory wins an unprecedented number of NSF Fellowships; accolades VIRGINIA KEY, Fla. – Two University of...
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Climate models overheat Antarctica, new study finds - 7 May 2008
BOULDER--Computer analyses of global climate have consistently overstated warming in Antarctica, concludes new research by scientists at the...
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Stressed seaweed contributes to cloudy coastal... - 6 May 2008
Scientists at The University of Manchester have helped to identify that the presence of large amounts of seaweed in coastal areas can influence...
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ESA contributes to ocean carbon cycle research - 5 May 2008
A GlobColor chlorophyll product showing the distribution of phytoplankton in the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea. Click...
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Diatoms discovered to remove phosphorus from oceans - 2 May 2008
Georgia Tech researchers found that diatoms naturally remove phosphorus from the oceans. Click here for more...
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Wiley-Blackwell to launch Journal of Flood Risk... - 2 May 2008
Oxford, United Kingdom May 2, 2008 –Wiley-Blackwell, the scientific, technical, medical, and scholarly publishing business of John Wiley...
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Scripps Oceanography Research pegs ID of red tide... - 1 May 2008
Bacteria gang up on algae, quashing red tide blooms A cell of the dinoflagellate Lingulodinium polyedrum. Click here for more...
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Oxygen depletion: A new form of ocean habitat loss - 1 May 2008
Scientists confirm computer model predictions that oxygen-depleted zones in tropical oceans are expanding, possibly because of climate...
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Wakame waste - 1 May 2008
Composting polluted seaweed Bacteria that feed on seaweed could help in the disposal of pollutants in the world's oceans, according to a new...
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CU-Boulder researchers forecast 3-in-5 chance of... - 30 Apr 2008
Warming temperatures, preponderance of young, thin ice drives prediction CU-Boulder researchers are forecasting a 59 percent...
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Scientists discover new ocean current - 30 Apr 2008
The North Pacific Gyre Oscillation explains changes in salinity, nutrients and chlorophyll seen in the Northeast...
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Prof. David Kisailus studies engineering and... - 30 Apr 2008
While some people trek to exotic, faraway locales to admire the beauty of coral reefs, at UCR, people can visit Bourns...
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New whale detection buoys will help ships take the... - 29 Apr 2008
Collaboration between researchers, regulators, and industry will aid in the protection of an endangered species Researchers from the Woods Hole...
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Warning buoys for right whales installed along... - 28 Apr 2008
Endangered North Atlantic right whales are safer along Massachusetts Bay's busy shipping lanes this spring, thanks to a new system of smart...
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Scientists reveal presence of ocean current 'stripes' - 24 Apr 2008
More than 20 years of continuous measurements and a dose of “belief” yield discovery of subtle ocean currents that could dramatically...
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UC biology prof traces his roots to the first Earth Day - 22 Apr 2008
Professor George Uetz is known at the University of Cincinnati for his expertise in spiders, animal behavior and ecology; he's less known for...
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Can certain metals repel sharks from fishing gear? - 22 Apr 2008
Reducing bycatch could save millions of animals, reduce fishing costs Sharks in captivity avoid metals that react with seawater to produce an...
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AGU journal highlights -- April 22, 2008 - 22 Apr 2008
1. Cooling a climate disagreement Aerosols from fossil fuel burning and other human activities cool the climate by scattering incoming solar...
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The Antarctic deep sea gets colder - 21 Apr 2008
RV Polarstern finished first Antarctic field season within the International Polar Year Polarstern in sea ice Click here for...
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Arctic ice more vulnerable to sunny weather, new... - 21 Apr 2008
This June 7, 2007 NASA satellite image, taken under mostly cloud-free conditions, shows the beginning of last summer's Arctic...
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AMS April science highlights - 21 Apr 2008
Flood Fatalities in the United States A study in the March issue of the AMS’ Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology compiles a...
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FISH-BOL: NOAA researchers help build a global... - 18 Apr 2008
Scans can differentiate species and verify that the seafood you are served is what you ordered Most of us are familiar with bar codes, those...
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Lakes of meltwater can crack Greenland's ice and... - 17 Apr 2008
Researchers make first observations of surface meltwater cutting through the ice sheet to lubricate the bottom Glaciologist...
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While stability far from assured, Greenland perhaps... - 17 Apr 2008
Meltwater carves two troughs, each roughly 20 feet deep, in the Greenland Ice Sheet before disappearing into a moulin, a...
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Fishing throws targeted species off balance, Scripps... - 16 Apr 2008
Researchers say fishing disrupts age structure, making regulation difficult Man looking at large tuna. Click here for more...
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Mysterious striped currents in our oceans - 16 Apr 2008
IT’S amazing that nobody has spotted it before. Superimposed on every ocean on the planet there is a striped pattern of currents. Yet...
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Contract signed for ESA's Sentinel-3 Earth... - 14 Apr 2008
The European Space Agency and Thales Alenia Space today signed a €305 million contract to provide the first Sentinel-3 earth observation...
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New UEA-Cefas alliance launched - 11 Apr 2008
In a bid to significantly boost our understanding of the fragile marine environment, the University of East Anglia (UEA) and the...
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Absence of clouds caused pre-human supergreenhouse... - 10 Apr 2008
In a world without human-produced pollution, biological productivity controls cloud formation and may be the lever that caused supergreenhouse...
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