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With the new funding, the researchers hope to uncover more details about the calcium carbonate formation process in foraminifera and thus be able to predict how these single-celled creatures, which are found in enormous numbers in the sea, will play a role in mitigating or amplifying the effects of climate change.

CO2 Caused Seawater to Acidify

Of all the CO2 we h...

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A new study published in Nature Communications shows that oxygen was absorbed from the atmosphere into the shallow oceans within just a few million years—a geological blink of an eye. Led by researchers at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution ( href="http:/...

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A study presented on Dec. 9 at the annual meeting of the Society for Risk Analysis in Washington, D. C., sheds light on the potential impacts of residual drug discharges on marine organisms. The findings suggest that traces of fentanyl, ketamine, and benzoylecgonine (a byproduct of cocaine) can affect the swimming behavior and survival rates of oyster larvae living in contami...

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The study was conducted by Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, and the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS), and provides new modeling-based evidence that zoning and fisheries management strategies adopted in 2004 are likely to have played an important role in recovering fish populations, reducing COTS outbreaks, and mitigating coral loss.

Dr. Scott Co...

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The areas which will be offered fall into two broad categories—depleted hydrocarbon fields selected by the NSTA—and saline aquifer sites identified following a ‘Call for Nominations’ which, earlier this year, enabled industry partners to indicate sites of interest which offered a greater chance of successful project delivery.

These areas were chosen following...

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