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CORNELL engineers look to help artic ships assess ice buildup - @CU_Chronicle - 0 views

Jérôme OLLIER on 16 Feb 17

As global temperatures rise and arctic ice melts, more ships are taking advantage of expedient, yet dangerous ocean routes that are opening in the polar region.

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Hopes fade for the missing in Russia rig accident - AP - 0 views

Jérôme OLLIER on 19 Dec 11

Hopes fade for the missing in Russia rig accident.

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Hopes fade for dozens of sunken Russian rig workers - Reuters - 0 views

Jérôme OLLIER on 19 Dec 11

Hopes fade for dozens of sunken Russian rig workers.

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Search ends for fishermen missing off Antarctica - AP - 0 views

Jérôme OLLIER on 14 Dec 10

Search ends for fishermen missing off Antarctica.

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Northern Sea Route Opens Earlier than Last Year - MarineLink.com - 0 views

Jérôme OLLIER on 28 Aug 14

Northern Sea Route Opens Earlier than Last Year.

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Via @US_ARC - Preparing for invasive species in the BERING Sea - @thecordovatimes - 0 views

Jérôme OLLIER on 30 Jan 18

Preparing for invasive species in the BERING Sea.

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Systems analysis for a new Arctic - @IIASAVienna - 0 views

Jérôme OLLIER on 17 Feb 20

A major new IIASA report highlights new and emerging policy trends in the Arctic, a region on the front lines of climate change, geopolitics, and global governance.

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Scientists investigate global spread of stinging jellyfish - @WHOI - 0 views

Jérôme OLLIER on 24 May 19

Transportation and warmer ocean temperatures could play a role.

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Seaweed, Slime and Socks: The Science behind the Suds - @UniofNewcastle - 0 views

Jérôme OLLIER on 08 Sep 20

An enzyme released by bacteria living on seaweed is being used by scientists to revolutionise the way we wash.

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Climate change may impact marine environments more than anything else - @goteborgsuni - 0 views

Jérôme OLLIER on 20 Sep 22

Promoting the sustainable development of marine environments requires planning, just as we have long had spatial planning for land-based activities. Now researchers from the University of Gothenburg and elsewhere are showing that marine planning must take climate change into consideration - something that it does not currently do. The researchers' models show that changes to temperature and salt content may impact ecosystems and species as much as all other effects on the environment combined.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Promoting the sustainable development of marine environments requires planning, just as we have long had spatial planning for land-based activities. Now researchers from the University of Gothenburg and elsewhere are showing that marine planning must take climate change into consideration - something that it does not currently do. The researchers' models show that changes to temperature and salt content may impact ecosystems and species as much as all other effects on the environment combined.</div>

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As Arctic Sea Ice Breaks Up, AI Is Starting to Predict Where the Ice Will Go - @EmilySc... - 0 views

The heat is on: what we know about why ocean temperatures keep smashing records - @Conv... - 0 views

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