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University of Hawaii Manoa Students Tackle Plastic Pollution On Campus

Published: 22/09/2018

Our University of Hawaii Manoa Surfrider Club leaders launch a straw ban in an effort to reduce single-use plastics on campus. Read more

Source: www.surfrider.org
The rise of low-cost ROVs and community submersibles

Published: 20/09/2018

The following appeared this Monday on the DSM Observer, the only trade journal committed to covering all aspects of the emerging deep-sea mining industry. Though written for the deep-sea mining commun ... Read more

Source: www.southernfriedscience.com
Glacial engineering could limit sea-level rise, if we get our emissions under control

Published: 20/09/2018

Targeted engineering projects to hold off glacier melting could slow down ice-sheet collapse and limit sea-level rise, according to a new study. While an intervention similar in size to existing large ... Read more

Source: www.sciencedaily.com

Scientists identify three causes of Earth's spin axis drift

Published: 20/09/2018

Using observational and model-based data spanning the entire 20th century, scientists have for the first time have identified three broadly-categorized processes responsible for Earth's spin axis drif ... Read more

Source: www.sciencedaily.com
3 ways to be a more sustainable coffee drinker

Published: 19/09/2018

3 ways you can help ensure the future of coffee. Read more

Source: blog.conservation.org
Florida Keys' corals are growing but have become more porous

Published: 18/09/2018

Researchers have long questioned what impact climate change has on the rate at which corals are growing and building reef habitats in the Florida Keys. A new study explored this topic, finding both go ... Read more

Source: www.sciencedaily.com

Natural climate oscillations in north Atlantic linked to Greenland ice sheet melt

Published: 18/09/2018

Scientists have known for years that warming global climate is melting the Greenland Ice Sheet, the second largest ice sheet in the world. A new study, however, shows that the rate of melting might be ... Read more

Source: www.sciencedaily.com
Micronizing ocean plastics threaten sea turtle populations, ocean life cycle

Published: 17/09/2018

Ingestion of degrading ocean plastics likely poses a substantial risk to the survival of post-hatchling sea turtles because the particles can lead to blockages and nutritional deficiencies, according ... Read more

Source: www.sciencedaily.com
Large-scale shift causing lower-oxygen water to invade Canada's Gulf of St. Lawrence

Published: 17/09/2018

Rapid deoxygenation in the Gulf of the St. Lawrence is caused by shifts in two of the ocean's most powerful currents: the Gulf Stream and the Labrador Current. A detailed model shows that large-scale ... Read more

Source: www.sciencedaily.com

Lawsuit Challenging Customary Use Doctrine in Florida Fails

Published: 15/09/2018

A Walton County beachfront property owner’s attempt to challenge the doctrine of custom has failed in District Court for the Northern District of Florida. Read more

Source: www.surfrider.org
Don’t boop the snoot: an interview with the creators of the “life of sharks” webcomic

Published: 14/09/2018

The “life of sharks” webcomic, which features real facts about sharks along with clever humor, is taking the internet by storm! Creators Christian Talbot (writer) and Sophie Hodge (Illustr ... Read more

Source: www.southernfriedscience.com
Aerial survey reveals great diversity and abundance in NE Canyons Marine National Monument

Published: 14/09/2018

Airborne marine biologists were amazed by the sheer abundance and diversity of large marine wildlife in their recent aerial survey of the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument, the ... Read more

Source: www.sciencedaily.com

Surfrider Files to Intervene in Government Lawsuit Against U.S. Steel

Published: 14/09/2018

While its own Clean Water Act lawsuit remains stayed pending the judge’s decision on whether to allow that case to proceed, the Surfrider Foundation has filed a motion to intervene in the government’s ... Read more

Source: www.surfrider.org
Cutting global emissions in half by 2030? With new roadmap, it’s possible

Published: 13/09/2018

A new report says drastically reducing emissions is the only way to stop climate change in time. Read more

Source: blog.conservation.org
Cleaning beaches and saving right whales: Thursday Afternoon Dredging, September 13, 2018

Published: 13/09/2018

Cuttings (short and sweet): Follow marine biologist (and research tech in the lab I’m in) Wade VanderWal on twitter! The science behind the International Coastal Cleanup. By George Leonard, for ... Read more

Source: www.southernfriedscience.com

New Jersey Surfrider Chapters Unite Against Balloon Lobby to Protect Local Beaches

Published: 13/09/2018

New Jersey Surfrider Chapters Push for Statewide Ban on Intentional Balloon Releases. Read more

Source: www.surfrider.org
Coral bleaching increases disease risk in threatened species

Published: 11/09/2018

Bleaching events caused by rising water temperatures could increase mortality among a coral species already threatened by disease, says new research. Read more

Source: www.sciencedaily.com
For climate expert, California summit will be momentous homecoming

Published: 11/09/2018

Conservation International's Climate Change Lead Shyla Raghav discusses California's climate goals and the Global Climate Action Summit. Read more

Source: blog.conservation.org

Marine aquaculture and the need to protect global food security

Published: 10/09/2018

First analysis of impacts to marine aquaculture production warns proactive measures needed to protect global food security. Read more

Source: www.sciencedaily.com
Three new species of fish discovered in the extreme depths of the Pacific Ocean

Published: 10/09/2018

An exploration to one of the deepest places on earth has captured rare footage of what is believed to be three new species of the elusive snailfish. Read more

Source: www.sciencedaily.com
Scientists find stable sea levels during last interglacial

Published: 10/09/2018

The magnitude and trajectory of sea-level change during the Last Interglacial, more specifically Marine Isotope Stage (MIS) 5e, is uncertain. To date the consensus view has been that sea-level may hav ... Read more

Source: www.sciencedaily.com

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