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Robotic Probes Deployed To Monitor Climate Change Impact on Phytoplankton, Marine Life and Ocean Processes
BGC floats are robotic probes being deployed by scientists to monitor the innumerable phytoplankton, bacteria, algae, and other protocellular organisms, as well as the various ocean parameters and processes that are all affected by climate change.
Latest Research Articles
Scientists Determine How Marsh Birds Survive Typhoons and Natural Disasters Such as Hurricane Zeta
Hurricane Zeta: Fifth Storm Named That Hit Louisiana in 2020
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Scientists Say Proper Reforestation in Tropical Forest, and Savannah Biomes in Africa Is Crucial
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Suburban Backyards are Food Sources and Shelter for Wildlife
Rescued Bald Eagle Gets Treatment As Largest Birds Gather in British Columbia
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New Discovery: Massive 500-Meter-Tall Coral Reef in Australia
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Hurricane Zeta Still a Tropical Storm, Rapidly Moving Through the Gulf of Mexico
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5 Ways to Be an Eco-Friendly Pet Owner
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Highly Polluting Used Cars Sold to Africa and Poorer Countries by US, Europe, and Japan Contribute to Climate Change
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Major Power Shut off in California as Strong Winds Bring Fire Danger
Seabird Terns Can Seem To Anticipate Typhoons To Assist in Their Migration
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Southern California Wildfire: Wildfire Rages, Tens of Thousands in Mandatory Evacuation
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Climate Change Effect on Wildlife: How Shifting Habitats Are Transforming Animal Migration Patterns
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Why Some Animals Thrive While Others Face Species Extinction
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Animals Sense Disasters: How Animal Instincts, Earthquakes, and Wildlife Behavior Reveal Danger Before Humans Do
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Why Typhoons and Hurricanes Are Getting Stronger: The Science Behind Extreme Storms
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Volcano Climate Impact: How Volcanic Eruptions and Atmospheric Effects Shape Global Temperatures
