Ocean warming may be faster than thought
Science knows that ocean warming is occurring. A big challenge now is to work out how quickly the temperature is rising
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Meet the new guardians of the ocean – robot jellyfish
Robots could be key to monitoring fragile ecosystems such as coral reefs
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Modelling the Mississippi
Physical river model helps science, policy and education
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Flood risk in deltas and estuaries may be higher
Study shows high sea-level often linked to raised river discharge, heightening flood risk
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Human activity leaves diminished oceans
Humankind has already disturbed or degraded six-sevenths of the blue planet, with diminished oceans the result. And that is before the impact of climate change
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Estimating Lake Urmia’s recovery
Find out more in this video abstract from Environmental Research Letters (ERL)
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How do rivers alter sea-level?
Model includes river outflow and Earth’s rotation to fine-tune sea-level projections
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Rising sea levels could cost the world $14 trillion a year by 2100
Failure to meet the United Nations' 2 °C warming limits will lead to dire global economic consequences
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Nutrient pollution threatens coral reefs
Elevated nitrate and phosphate levels may leave corals vulnerable to ocean acidification
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Wet areas getting wetter, GRACE reveals
Satellite finds major shifts in freshwater distribution
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