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Featured Article
Climate Blamed for Slow Growth of Great Barrier Reef Corals
TOWNSVILLE, Queensland, Australia, January 9, 2009 (ENS) - Global warming is slowing the growth of corals on the world's largest reef, Australian scientists have shown in a newly published...
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Featured Blog Post
Tukabu Terooko Kiribati and the Phoenix Islands Protected Area (PIPA)
This entry is written by Tukabu Terooko, a Director of the Phoenix Islands Protected Area. The designation of the Phoenix Islands a protected area is part of fulfilling Kiribati obligation under the...
Featured Resource
KOMO ABC on A Sea Change: Imagine a world without fish
Sven Huseby interviewed on KOMO ABC Seattle. Sven co-produced and stars in A Sea Change, the first documentary about ocean acidification.
Latest News
Antarctica Spits Out Iceberg the Size of Small Country
An iceberg the size of Luxembourg split off from Antarctica and could disrupt global ocean patterns and weather systems for decades, according to scientists cited in The Times of London on Saturday....
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- Blue water diving to study deep-sea jellies in Nikumaroro
- Coral reef scientist Randi Rotjan answers student questions from the remote Phoenix Islands
- Shifting Baselines and coral reefs in the Phoenix Islands
- Assignment Blog--Brian Skerry photographs fish in the Nikumaroro surf zone
- Reporting on fish populations coral bleaching in Nikumaroro, Phoenix Islands
- First dive photos from Nikumaroro
- One good tern...
News Articles
- Whaling worsens carbon release, scientists warn
- Provocative New Study Warns of Crossing Planetary Boundaries
- Acidified landscape around ocean vents foretells grim future for coral reefs
- The Pacific Ocean's Garbage Patch needs more study
- An Ominous Warning on the Effects of Ocean Acidification
- Wind farms and conservation hallmarks of state ocean plan
- At Copenhagen global warming conference, alarms on ocean acidification



