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  1. Two decades of data show climate change is transforming Biscayne Bay, study finds

    By Diana Udel, University of Miami News Climate change and sea-level rise are altering the chemistry of Biscayne…
    #Climate #ClimateChange #Climate-Change #BiscayneBay #climatechange #estuaries #globalwarming #oceanacidification #salinity #sealevelrise #SouthFlorida #universityofmiami #waterquality
    europesays.com/3050811/

  2. Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC) is a massive #ocean_current in the #AtlanticOcean, driven by #temperature and #salinity changes (#thermohaline circulation). It influences global #weather significantly:

    - Warms up #Arctic, East #Canada, #BritishIsles & #Nordic region
    - Cools down #GulfofMexico, #Amazon & #Africa
    - Drives #rains in all these regions
    - Supports a huge #plankton #biomass, that:
    - Supports higher #marine_life
    - Acts as #CO2 #carbon_sink.

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  3. Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC) is a massive in the , driven by and changes (#thermohaline circulation). It influences global significantly:

    - Warms up , East , & region
    - Cools down , &
    - Drives in all these regions
    - Supports a huge , that:
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    - Acts as .

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  4. Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC) is a massive #ocean_current in the #AtlanticOcean, driven by #temperature and #salinity changes (#thermohaline circulation). It influences global #weather significantly:

    - Warms up #Arctic, East #Canada, #BritishIsles & #Nordic region
    - Cools down #GulfofMexico, #Amazon & #Africa
    - Drives #rains in all these regions
    - Supports a huge #plankton #biomass, that:
    - Supports higher #marine_life
    - Acts as #CO2 #carbon_sink.

    [2/7]

  5. Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC) is a massive #ocean_current in the #AtlanticOcean, driven by #temperature and #salinity changes (#thermohaline circulation). It influences global #weather significantly:

    - Warms up #Arctic, East #Canada, #BritishIsles & #Nordic region
    - Cools down #GulfofMexico, #Amazon & #Africa
    - Drives #rains in all these regions
    - Supports a huge #plankton #biomass, that:
    - Supports higher #marine_life
    - Acts as #CO2 #carbon_sink.

    [2/7]

  6. Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC) is a massive #ocean_current in the #AtlanticOcean, driven by #temperature and #salinity changes (#thermohaline circulation). It influences global #weather significantly:

    - Warms up #Arctic, East #Canada, #BritishIsles & #Nordic region
    - Cools down #GulfofMexico, #Amazon & #Africa
    - Drives #rains in all these regions
    - Supports a huge #plankton #biomass, that:
    - Supports higher #marine_life
    - Acts as #CO2 #carbon_sink.

    [2/7]

  7. Uncovering the endophytic bacterial diversity and crop improvement potential under salinity stress in the halophyte Halocnemum strobilaceum

    #OpenAccess #PGPB #salinity #bacteria #microbiology

    davidojcius.blogspot.com/2026/

  8. Blue crabs spotted in James River in Richmond, Virginia amid drought

    Reduced freshwater runoff into the Chesapeake Bay has allowed saltier water from the Bay to push farther upstream, increasing salinity levels in the James River and making it easier for species such as blue crabs to travel inland as far as the I-95 bridge in Richmond.

    #drought #water #salinity

    12onyourside.com/2026/04/28/bl

  9. Blue crabs spotted in James River in Richmond, Virginia amid drought

    Reduced freshwater runoff into the Chesapeake Bay has allowed saltier water from the Bay to push farther upstream, increasing salinity levels in the James River and making it easier for species such as blue crabs to travel inland as far as the I-95 bridge in Richmond.

    #drought #water #salinity

    12onyourside.com/2026/04/28/bl

  10. Blue crabs spotted in James River in Richmond, Virginia amid drought

    Reduced freshwater runoff into the Chesapeake Bay has allowed saltier water from the Bay to push farther upstream, increasing salinity levels in the James River and making it easier for species such as blue crabs to travel inland as far as the I-95 bridge in Richmond.

    #drought #water #salinity

    12onyourside.com/2026/04/28/bl

  11. Blue crabs spotted in James River in Richmond, Virginia amid drought

    Reduced freshwater runoff into the Chesapeake Bay has allowed saltier water from the Bay to push farther upstream, increasing salinity levels in the James River and making it easier for species such as blue crabs to travel inland as far as the I-95 bridge in Richmond.

    #drought #water #salinity

    12onyourside.com/2026/04/28/bl

  12. Blue crabs spotted in James River in Richmond, Virginia amid drought

    Reduced freshwater runoff into the Chesapeake Bay has allowed saltier water from the Bay to push farther upstream, increasing salinity levels in the James River and making it easier for species such as blue crabs to travel inland as far as the I-95 bridge in Richmond.

    #drought #water #salinity

    12onyourside.com/2026/04/28/bl

  13. Climate models show considerable discrepancies in their future projections around the Atlantic, mainly due to uncertainties in the fate of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC).

    #Climate models have previously suggested a reduction in AMOC strength of 32±37% by 2100.

    But a closer examination, however, gives an estimate of the AMOC slowdown of 51±8%.

    This refinement mainly results from correcting a bias in South Atlantic surface #salinity, consistent with recent studies emphasizing its role in the proximity to an AMOC tipping point.

    This more substantial AMOC weakening has key implications for future #adaptation strategies.

    science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv

  14. Climate models show considerable discrepancies in their future projections around the Atlantic, mainly due to uncertainties in the fate of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC).

    #Climate models have previously suggested a reduction in AMOC strength of 32±37% by 2100.

    But a closer examination, however, gives an estimate of the AMOC slowdown of 51±8%.

    This refinement mainly results from correcting a bias in South Atlantic surface #salinity, consistent with recent studies emphasizing its role in the proximity to an AMOC tipping point.

    This more substantial AMOC weakening has key implications for future #adaptation strategies.

    science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv

  15. Climate models show considerable discrepancies in their future projections around the Atlantic, mainly due to uncertainties in the fate of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC).

    #Climate models have previously suggested a reduction in AMOC strength of 32±37% by 2100.

    But a closer examination, however, gives an estimate of the AMOC slowdown of 51±8%.

    This refinement mainly results from correcting a bias in South Atlantic surface #salinity, consistent with recent studies emphasizing its role in the proximity to an AMOC tipping point.

    This more substantial AMOC weakening has key implications for future #adaptation strategies.

    science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv

  16. Climate models show considerable discrepancies in their future projections around the Atlantic, mainly due to uncertainties in the fate of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC).

    #Climate models have previously suggested a reduction in AMOC strength of 32±37% by 2100.

    But a closer examination, however, gives an estimate of the AMOC slowdown of 51±8%.

    This refinement mainly results from correcting a bias in South Atlantic surface #salinity, consistent with recent studies emphasizing its role in the proximity to an AMOC tipping point.

    This more substantial AMOC weakening has key implications for future #adaptation strategies.

    science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv

  17. Climate models show considerable discrepancies in their future projections around the Atlantic, mainly due to uncertainties in the fate of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC).

    #Climate models have previously suggested a reduction in AMOC strength of 32±37% by 2100.

    But a closer examination, however, gives an estimate of the AMOC slowdown of 51±8%.

    This refinement mainly results from correcting a bias in South Atlantic surface #salinity, consistent with recent studies emphasizing its role in the proximity to an AMOC tipping point.

    This more substantial AMOC weakening has key implications for future #adaptation strategies.

    science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv

  18. South Florida water managers struggle to balance estuary protection with drought concerns

    Rising salinity threatens Caloosahatchee River estuary species as freshwater flows fall short of targets nine of the last 14 days.

    #drought #salinity #water #Florida #estuary

    fox4now.com/labelle/south-flor

  19. South Florida water managers struggle to balance estuary protection with drought concerns

    Rising salinity threatens Caloosahatchee River estuary species as freshwater flows fall short of targets nine of the last 14 days.

    #drought #salinity #water #Florida #estuary

    fox4now.com/labelle/south-flor

  20. South Florida water managers struggle to balance estuary protection with drought concerns

    Rising salinity threatens Caloosahatchee River estuary species as freshwater flows fall short of targets nine of the last 14 days.

    #drought #salinity #water #Florida #estuary

    fox4now.com/labelle/south-flor

  21. South Florida water managers struggle to balance estuary protection with drought concerns

    Rising salinity threatens Caloosahatchee River estuary species as freshwater flows fall short of targets nine of the last 14 days.

    #drought #salinity #water #Florida #estuary

    fox4now.com/labelle/south-flor

  22. South Florida water managers struggle to balance estuary protection with drought concerns

    Rising salinity threatens Caloosahatchee River estuary species as freshwater flows fall short of targets nine of the last 14 days.

    #drought #salinity #water #Florida #estuary

    fox4now.com/labelle/south-flor

  23. Growing Salty

    Ngangla Ringco sits atop the Tibetan Plateau, breaking up the barren landscape with eye-catching teal and blue. This saline lake sits at an altitude of 4,700 meters, fed by rainfall, Himalayan runoff, and melting glaciers and permafrost. The lake, like many inland bodies of salt water, has no outflow. Instead, water evaporates from the lake, leaving behind any salts that were dissolved in it. Over time, those left-behind salts build up and make the lake ever saltier. (Image credit: NASA; via NASA Earth Observatory)

    #astronaut #dissolution #evaporation #fluidDynamics #physics #salinity #satelliteImage #science

  24. Growing Salty

    Ngangla Ringco sits atop the Tibetan Plateau, breaking up the barren landscape with eye-catching teal and blue. This saline lake sits at an altitude of 4,700 meters, fed by rainfall, Himalayan runoff, and melting glaciers and permafrost. The lake, like many inland bodies of salt water, has no outflow. Instead, water evaporates from the lake, leaving behind any salts that were dissolved in it. Over time, those left-behind salts build up and make the lake ever saltier. (Image credit: NASA; via NASA Earth Observatory)

    #astronaut #dissolution #evaporation #fluidDynamics #physics #salinity #satelliteImage #science

  25. Growing Salty

    Ngangla Ringco sits atop the Tibetan Plateau, breaking up the barren landscape with eye-catching teal and blue. This saline lake sits at an altitude of 4,700 meters, fed by rainfall, Himalayan runoff, and melting glaciers and permafrost. The lake, like many inland bodies of salt water, has no outflow. Instead, water evaporates from the lake, leaving behind any salts that were dissolved in it. Over time, those left-behind salts build up and make the lake ever saltier. (Image credit: NASA; via NASA Earth Observatory)

    #astronaut #dissolution #evaporation #fluidDynamics #physics #salinity #satelliteImage #science

  26. Growing Salty

    Ngangla Ringco sits atop the Tibetan Plateau, breaking up the barren landscape with eye-catching teal and blue. This saline lake sits at an altitude of 4,700 meters, fed by rainfall, Himalayan runoff, and melting glaciers and permafrost. The lake, like many inland bodies of salt water, has no outflow. Instead, water evaporates from the lake, leaving behind any salts that were dissolved in it. Over time, those left-behind salts build up and make the lake ever saltier. (Image credit: NASA; via NASA Earth Observatory)

    #astronaut #dissolution #evaporation #fluidDynamics #physics #salinity #satelliteImage #science

  27. Growing Salty

    Ngangla Ringco sits atop the Tibetan Plateau, breaking up the barren landscape with eye-catching teal and blue. This saline lake sits at an altitude of 4,700 meters, fed by rainfall, Himalayan runoff, and melting glaciers and permafrost. The lake, like many inland bodies of salt water, has no outflow. Instead, water evaporates from the lake, leaving behind any salts that were dissolved in it. Over time, those left-behind salts build up and make the lake ever saltier. (Image credit: NASA; via NASA Earth Observatory)

    #astronaut #dissolution #evaporation #fluidDynamics #physics #salinity #satelliteImage #science

  28. New publication: Intraspecific differences in the effects of #salinity and light on growth and #prymnesin cell quota in Prymnesium parvum. #harmfulalgalblooms
    doi.org/10.1016/j.hal.2025.102

  29. New publication: Intraspecific differences in the effects of #salinity and light on growth and #prymnesin cell quota in Prymnesium parvum. #harmfulalgalblooms
    doi.org/10.1016/j.hal.2025.102

  30. New publication: Intraspecific differences in the effects of #salinity and light on growth and #prymnesin cell quota in Prymnesium parvum. #harmfulalgalblooms
    doi.org/10.1016/j.hal.2025.102

  31. Rising surface salinity and declining sea ice - a new Southern Ocean state revealed by satellites: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2500 -> "Using satellite observations, we reveal a marked increase in surface #salinity across the circumpolar Southern Ocean since 2015. This shift has weakened upper-ocean stratification, coinciding with a dramatic decline in Antarctic sea ice coverage. Additionally, rising salinity facilitated the reemergence of the Maud Rise polynya in the Weddell Sea, a phenomenon last observed in the mid-1970s. Crucially, we demonstrate that satellites can now monitor these changes in real time, providing essential evidence of the Southern Ocean’s potential transition toward persistently reduced sea ice coverage" -> A change in the Southern Ocean structure can have climate implications: icm.csic.es/en/news/change-sou (the original version of this press release was full of errors as bsky.app/profile/mkreutzfeldt. has documented but - as bsky.app/profile/micefearboggi points out - the correction was done in a most intransparent way).

  32. Rising surface salinity and declining sea ice - a new Southern Ocean state revealed by satellites: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2500 -> "Using satellite observations, we reveal a marked increase in surface #salinity across the circumpolar Southern Ocean since 2015. This shift has weakened upper-ocean stratification, coinciding with a dramatic decline in Antarctic sea ice coverage. Additionally, rising salinity facilitated the reemergence of the Maud Rise polynya in the Weddell Sea, a phenomenon last observed in the mid-1970s. Crucially, we demonstrate that satellites can now monitor these changes in real time, providing essential evidence of the Southern Ocean’s potential transition toward persistently reduced sea ice coverage" -> A change in the Southern Ocean structure can have climate implications: icm.csic.es/en/news/change-sou (the original version of this press release was full of errors as bsky.app/profile/mkreutzfeldt. has documented but - as bsky.app/profile/micefearboggi points out - the correction was done in a most intransparent way).

  33. Rising surface salinity and declining sea ice - a new Southern Ocean state revealed by satellites: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2500 -> "Using satellite observations, we reveal a marked increase in surface #salinity across the circumpolar Southern Ocean since 2015. This shift has weakened upper-ocean stratification, coinciding with a dramatic decline in Antarctic sea ice coverage. Additionally, rising salinity facilitated the reemergence of the Maud Rise polynya in the Weddell Sea, a phenomenon last observed in the mid-1970s. Crucially, we demonstrate that satellites can now monitor these changes in real time, providing essential evidence of the Southern Ocean’s potential transition toward persistently reduced sea ice coverage" -> A change in the Southern Ocean structure can have climate implications: icm.csic.es/en/news/change-sou (the original version of this press release was full of errors as bsky.app/profile/mkreutzfeldt. has documented but - as bsky.app/profile/micefearboggi points out - the correction was done in a most intransparent way).