#marineecosystem — Public Fediverse posts
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The Tiny Ocean Organisms That Could Help The Climate In a Big Way
Stocktrek Images / Getty Images Some of the littlest organisms in the ocean wield incredible influence, both on their ecosystems and on the planet. Like plants do on land, phytoplankton absorb sunlight and carbon dioxide and expel oxygen. They process so much of those two gases, in fact, that they’re responsible for half of the carbon sequestered by photosynthesis worldwide and half of the oxygen in the atmosphere…….Continue reading…. By: Matt Simon / Grist Source: Popular […] -
Abrolhos Islands coral reef shows resistance to climate bleaching, study finds
Scientists have discovered that a coral reef off Western Australia remained shockingly unscathed by a record marine heatwave…
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Abrolhos Islands coral reef shows resistance to climate bleaching, study finds
Scientists have discovered a coral reef off Western Australia remained shockingly unscathed by a record marine heatwave that…
#NewsBeep #News #Environment #AbrolhosIslandscoralreefs #AU #Australia #Climatechange #coral #coralbleaching #Coralrefugesheatresistant #marineecosystem #marinelife #ningalooreef #Oceanhealth #reef #Science
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ADB approves $500 million loan to support a sustainable Philippine blue economy
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With its historical ties to fishing and a rich marine ecosystem, Monterey Bay once thrived on sustainable fisheries.
As the sardine industry dwindled, the local connection to fresh seafood diminished, leaving students unaware of the bounty surrounding them.
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📌Check out this new @guardian #article about @awi 's #expedition 🚢investigating the consequences of the rapid-melting #Arctic #seaice 🧊on #marineecosystem 🦐🪼-one of the impacts also studied by #PolarRES.
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In watching how these 2 #hurricanes evolve and eventually end somewhere in the Atlantic ocean, it is clear that both systems will cross paths a different times over the same sector a couple of days apart.
Lukily it is over the ocean and not over land. However, from the view point of the #marineecosystem:
What is the impact of two major sources of fresh water and severe mixing along the water column ? how would the system react and how would it take to go back to normal?