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Tag: climate change

Marine Heatwaves Decimate Sea Urchins, Molluscs & More at Rottnest

March 2, 2023 Giacomo Abrusci, SEVENSEAS Media Editor-in-Chief Issue 94 - March 2023, News, Stories from the Sea

Curtin University researchers believe rising sea temperatures are to blame for the plummeting number of invertebrates such as molluscs and sea urchins at Rottnest Island off Western Australia, with some …

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Before Global Warming, Was The Earth Cooling Down or Heating Up?

February 28, 2023 Giacomo Abrusci, SEVENSEAS Media Editor-in-Chief Issue 94 - March 2023, Terrestrial Topics

By Northern Arizona University Accurate climate models play a critical role in climate science and policy, helping to inform policy- and decision-makers throughout the world as they consider ways to slow …

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Summer Heatwaves, Low Oxygen Proves Deadly for Bay Scallops as Fishery Collapses in New York

February 2, 2023 Giacomo Abrusci, SEVENSEAS Media Editor-in-Chief Issue 93 - February 2023, Ocean Literacy, Terrestrial Topics

By Stony Brook University Stony Brook-led study reveals summer heatwaves and low dissolved oxygen prove deadly for northern bay scallops as fishery collapses in New York. STONY BROOK, NY, January …

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The stump of a 500-year-old juniper on the Tibetan Plateau, China. Deforestation has made forests younger and has also negatively impacted associated ecosystem functions and biodiversity

Old-Growth Trees More Drought Tolerant Than Younger Ones, Providing a Buffer Against Climate Change

December 5, 2022 Giacomo Abrusci, SEVENSEAS Media Editor-in-Chief Issue 91 - December 2022, Terrestrial Topics

By U-Michigan News ANN ARBOR—A new analysis of more than 20,000 trees on five continents shows that old-growth trees are more drought tolerant than younger trees in the forest canopy …

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Student Winners of Global Environmental Arts Contest Depict the Climate Crisis Through Unconventional Approaches

December 2, 2022 Giacomo Abrusci, SEVENSEAS Media Editor-in-Chief Art & Culture, Issue 91 - December 2022, Stories from the Sea

What’s Funny About Climate Change? Farting Cows and Furless Polar Bears Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Programs (Bow Seat) announced the winners of the 2022 Ocean Awareness Contest, an international arts competition …

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Say Hueque Argentina Journeys commits to planting 20,000 trees in Patagonia by August 2023

December 2, 2022 Giacomo Abrusci, SEVENSEAS Media Editor-in-Chief Issue 91 - December 2022, Terrestrial Topics, Things we like

With 5,000 trees planted so far, the adventure travel company is sprinting towards the goal. “Our Plan is to Plant,” says owner Rafa Mayer. What do 20,000 trees look like? …

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Something’s In The Air: It’s Nano Plastic Pollution

November 3, 2022 Giacomo Abrusci, SEVENSEAS Media Editor-in-Chief Issue 90 - November 2022, News, Technology

By Purdue University  Widespread pipe repair technique sends nano plastics into the atmosphere, new study finds WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The tiny bits of plastic that wear off bottles, plastic …

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Global Warming at Least Doubled The Probability of Extreme Ocean Warming Around Japan

October 10, 2022 Giacomo Abrusci, SEVENSEAS Media Editor-in-Chief Issue 90 - November 2022, News

By National Institute for Environmental Studies In the past decade, the marginal seas of Japan frequently experienced extremely high sea surface temperatures (SSTs). A new study led by National Institute for …

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Seasonal Change in Antarctic Ice Sheet Movement Observed for The First Time

October 6, 2022 Giacomo Abrusci, SEVENSEAS Media Editor-in-Chief Issue 89 - October 2022, News, Ocean Literacy

By The University of Cambridge Some estimates of Antarctica’s total contribution to sea-level rise may be over- or underestimated, after researchers detected a previously unknown source of ice loss variability. …

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Conservation and Health Organisation Unite in Urgent Appeal for Federal Biodiversity Strategy

March 31, 2022 Giacomo Abrusci, SEVENSEAS Media Editor-in-Chief Issue 83 - April 2022, News, Terrestrial Topics

(Washington, D.C.) – In response to the escalating biodiversity crisis and the need to address critical issues including climate change, the prevention of future pandemics, and improving overall global health …

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