home.social

#oceanographic — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #oceanographic, aggregated by home.social.

  1. “Leading #Climate #scientist Professor #SarahPerkinsKirkpatrick, president of the #Australian #Meteorological and #Oceanographic Society, said cutting one-third of the specialised workforce would devastate #CSIRO’s capacity to predict and model the effects of climate change.

    “Basically, without the #ACCESS model, we’re running on a dial-up modem,” she said.

    In a submission to a #Senate inquiry into CSIRO’s #funding and #resourcing, Science and Technology Australia chief executive #RyanWinn said CSIRO’s work was “deeply embedded in the broader #research ecosystem” in Australia.
    “It is a vital partner in projects with universities and industry and hosts critical research infrastructure assets,” Winn said.

    “Any reductions to CSIRO’s capacity to maintain this essential support will send far-reaching and enduring ripple effects across the [research and development] system.”

    Cost too much, too hard to study and develop, don’t bother. — #Labor

    #ClimateEmergency / #Straya <smh.com.au/environment/climate> (paywall) / archive.md/2IYoJ>

  2. “Leading #Climate #scientist Professor #SarahPerkinsKirkpatrick, president of the #Australian #Meteorological and #Oceanographic Society, said cutting one-third of the specialised workforce would devastate #CSIRO’s capacity to predict and model the effects of climate change.

    “Basically, without the #ACCESS model, we’re running on a dial-up modem,” she said.

    In a submission to a #Senate inquiry into CSIRO’s #funding and #resourcing, Science and Technology Australia chief executive #RyanWinn said CSIRO’s work was “deeply embedded in the broader #research ecosystem” in Australia.
    “It is a vital partner in projects with universities and industry and hosts critical research infrastructure assets,” Winn said.

    “Any reductions to CSIRO’s capacity to maintain this essential support will send far-reaching and enduring ripple effects across the [research and development] system.”

    Cost too much, too hard to study and develop, don’t bother. — #Labor

    #ClimateEmergency / #Straya <smh.com.au/environment/climate> (paywall) / archive.md/2IYoJ>

  3. “Leading #Climate #scientist Professor #SarahPerkinsKirkpatrick, president of the #Australian #Meteorological and #Oceanographic Society, said cutting one-third of the specialised workforce would devastate #CSIRO’s capacity to predict and model the effects of climate change.

    “Basically, without the #ACCESS model, we’re running on a dial-up modem,” she said.

    In a submission to a #Senate inquiry into CSIRO’s #funding and #resourcing, Science and Technology Australia chief executive #RyanWinn said CSIRO’s work was “deeply embedded in the broader #research ecosystem” in Australia.
    “It is a vital partner in projects with universities and industry and hosts critical research infrastructure assets,” Winn said.

    “Any reductions to CSIRO’s capacity to maintain this essential support will send far-reaching and enduring ripple effects across the [research and development] system.”

    Cost too much, too hard to study and develop, don’t bother. — #Labor

    #ClimateEmergency / #Straya <smh.com.au/environment/climate> (paywall) / archive.md/2IYoJ>

  4. “Leading #Climate #scientist Professor #SarahPerkinsKirkpatrick, president of the #Australian #Meteorological and #Oceanographic Society, said cutting one-third of the specialised workforce would devastate #CSIRO’s capacity to predict and model the effects of climate change.

    “Basically, without the #ACCESS model, we’re running on a dial-up modem,” she said.

    In a submission to a #Senate inquiry into CSIRO’s #funding and #resourcing, Science and Technology Australia chief executive #RyanWinn said CSIRO’s work was “deeply embedded in the broader #research ecosystem” in Australia.
    “It is a vital partner in projects with universities and industry and hosts critical research infrastructure assets,” Winn said.

    “Any reductions to CSIRO’s capacity to maintain this essential support will send far-reaching and enduring ripple effects across the [research and development] system.”

    Cost too much, too hard to study and develop, don’t bother. — #Labor

    #ClimateEmergency / #Straya <smh.com.au/environment/climate> (paywall) / archive.md/2IYoJ>

  5. “Leading #Climate #scientist Professor #SarahPerkinsKirkpatrick, president of the #Australian #Meteorological and #Oceanographic Society, said cutting one-third of the specialised workforce would devastate #CSIRO’s capacity to predict and model the effects of climate change.

    “Basically, without the #ACCESS model, we’re running on a dial-up modem,” she said.

    In a submission to a #Senate inquiry into CSIRO’s #funding and #resourcing, Science and Technology Australia chief executive #RyanWinn said CSIRO’s work was “deeply embedded in the broader #research ecosystem” in Australia.
    “It is a vital partner in projects with universities and industry and hosts critical research infrastructure assets,” Winn said.

    “Any reductions to CSIRO’s capacity to maintain this essential support will send far-reaching and enduring ripple effects across the [research and development] system.”

    Cost too much, too hard to study and develop, don’t bother. — #Labor

    #ClimateEmergency / #Straya <smh.com.au/environment/climate> (paywall) / archive.md/2IYoJ>

  6. When #oily plastic, glass, and rubber washed ashore on #Florida beaches in 2020, it appeared at first to be a local mystery. But through a collaboration that paired community observations with world-leading #oceanographic and #chemical expertise, scientists traced the contamination across more than 5,200 miles of #ocean
    #Environmental #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/01/env01072601

  7. When #oily plastic, glass, and rubber washed ashore on #Florida beaches in 2020, it appeared at first to be a local mystery. But through a collaboration that paired community observations with world-leading #oceanographic and #chemical expertise, scientists traced the contamination across more than 5,200 miles of #ocean
    #Environmental #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/01/env01072601

  8. For the first time in 40 Years, #Panama's deep and cold #ocean waters fail to emerge
    During the dry season in Central America (December-April), northern trade winds generate upwelling events in the ocean waters of the Gulf of Panama. Upwelling is a process that allows cold, nutrient-rich waters from the depths of the ocean to rise to the surface. However, researchers recently recorded that in #2025, this vital #oceanographic process did not occur for the first time.
    phys.org/news/2025-09-years-pa

  9. For the first time in 40 Years, #Panama's deep and cold #ocean waters fail to emerge
    During the dry season in Central America (December-April), northern trade winds generate upwelling events in the ocean waters of the Gulf of Panama. Upwelling is a process that allows cold, nutrient-rich waters from the depths of the ocean to rise to the surface. However, researchers recently recorded that in #2025, this vital #oceanographic process did not occur for the first time.
    phys.org/news/2025-09-years-pa

  10. Experiment will attempt to counter #climatechange by altering #ocean
    “If we really want to have a shot at mitigating the worst effects of climate change, #carbon removal needs to start scaling to the point where it can supplement large-scale #emissions reductions,” said Adam Subhas, an associate scientist in marine #chemistry and #geochemistry at the #WoodsHole #Oceanographic Institution (#WHOI), who will oversee the week-long experiment.
    arstechnica.com/science/2025/0

  11. Experiment will attempt to counter #climatechange by altering #ocean
    “If we really want to have a shot at mitigating the worst effects of climate change, #carbon removal needs to start scaling to the point where it can supplement large-scale #emissions reductions,” said Adam Subhas, an associate scientist in marine #chemistry and #geochemistry at the #WoodsHole #Oceanographic Institution (#WHOI), who will oversee the week-long experiment.
    arstechnica.com/science/2025/0

  12. Experiment will attempt to counter #climatechange by altering #ocean
    “If we really want to have a shot at mitigating the worst effects of climate change, #carbon removal needs to start scaling to the point where it can supplement large-scale #emissions reductions,” said Adam Subhas, an associate scientist in marine #chemistry and #geochemistry at the #WoodsHole #Oceanographic Institution (#WHOI), who will oversee the week-long experiment.
    arstechnica.com/science/2025/0

  13. Experiment will attempt to counter by altering
    “If we really want to have a shot at mitigating the worst effects of climate change, removal needs to start scaling to the point where it can supplement large-scale reductions,” said Adam Subhas, an associate scientist in marine and at the Institution (#WHOI), who will oversee the week-long experiment.
    arstechnica.com/science/2025/0

  14. Experiment will attempt to counter #climatechange by altering #ocean
    “If we really want to have a shot at mitigating the worst effects of climate change, #carbon removal needs to start scaling to the point where it can supplement large-scale #emissions reductions,” said Adam Subhas, an associate scientist in marine #chemistry and #geochemistry at the #WoodsHole #Oceanographic Institution (#WHOI), who will oversee the week-long experiment.
    arstechnica.com/science/2025/0

  15. Good morning #oceanplanet. It's our second day here and time to introduce ourselves.
    We are the national #oceanographic institute of the Netherlands, based on #Texel island and in #Yerseke. Our researchers work on fundamental questions about #biodiversity and #climatechange, by researching #migratorybirds #NorthSea #WaddenSea #buildingwithnature #coastalprotection #benthos #oceancurrents #saltmarshes #wetlands #deepseamining #deepsea #microbiology . We also host the Dutch research vessels.