oceans
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New Study Suggests Ocean Acidification Can Cause Diatom Decline
Diatoms are the most significant producers of plant biomass in the ocean, assisting in the transit of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere to the deep ocean and therefore regulating our climate.
Latest Research Articles
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Scientists: By 2050, Oceans Could be Restored
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We Might Have Seriously Underestimated The Threat of 'Dead Zones' in Our Oceans
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Consequences of Global Warming: Ocean Temperature Higher Than Previously Thought
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Potential Abundance of Water in Proxima B Increases Chance of Habitability, Alien Life
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Scientists Catalog Over 15,000 Distinct Viruses Living in World's Ocean
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Black Sea Becoming Inhabitable; More Than One-Third Devoid of Oxygen Over 60 Years
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Artic Study Reveals World's Worst Mass Extinction Due to Global Warming
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We Dump Pollution in the Ocean, And It's Making Us Sick
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Newly Discovered Bacteria Could Worsen Climate Change
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Alert! Toxic Algae Crisis Takes Over Florida, State of Emergency Declared
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Chemical Waste Discovered in Animals Living on Deepest Trenches of the Ocean
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This World Sea Turtle Day, Here Are Simple Ways You Can Help Save Sea Turtles
