Stronger Ocean Rules Could Shield Pacific Marine Life From Climate Losses, Study Finds
New modelling of the Eastern Tropical Pacific's transboundary marine corridor shows that enforcing fisheries and conservation rules together can substantially ...
New modelling of the Eastern Tropical Pacific's transboundary marine corridor shows that enforcing fisheries and conservation rules together can substantially ...
New research shows that temporarily exceeding warming targets such as 1.5°C leaves lasting changes in permafrost, sea level and ocean ...
A new review finds that knowledge of Mauritius's marine crustaceans is fragmented and outdated just as climate change accelerates in ...
A new PLOS Biology analysis finds that climate-driven losses of kelp forests will reduce carbon sequestration by up to 30 ...
The launch of a new open-access journal highlights how marine microbes regulate Earth's climate and biogeochemical cycles even as warming, ...
Six decades of hydrographic records show that warming, shifting stratification, and falling pH in the Bay of Bengal may be ...
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