marine heatwave
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Humpback Population In North Pacific Decline By 20% Due To Marine Heatwave
A new study suggests that marine heatwaves have impacted the population of humpbacks in the North Pacific. Read more here.
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Marine Heatwave In Queensland Brings Fear For The Health Of Corals And Marine Life
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Recent Research Employing Elephant Seal Data Finds the Blob’s Deeper Warm-Water Oddities More Widespread
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Scientists Track Live Corals Before and After Heat Wave in the Ocean
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New Worldwide Estimates of Coastal Heatwaves Predict Environmental and Economic Consequences
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Scientists Blame Marine Heat Waves for Alarming Squid Bloom in US Pacific Coast
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New Study Reveals That Marine Heatwave Contributes to Major Economic Losses
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'The Blob,’ a Marine Heatwave, Kills Millions
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Consequences of Climate Change: Kelp! Australia's Underwater Forest Wiped Out by Marine Heatwave
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