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Category: Climate Change

Biology Climate Change

It’s getting warm, should I migrate now?

Leatherback turtles are nesting later due to warming sea surface temperatures at their foraging grounds, raising questions on how climate…
June 11, 2015June 11, 2015 Kari St.Laurent
Biology Climate Change Coral Ecology Ocean Acidification Physiology

Consummate Corals: resilience in an acidifying ocean

Gloom and doom has been the dominant message associated with climate change. However, it is important to remember that when…
June 10, 2015 Gordon Ober
Book Review Climate Change Fisheries

North Sea fish stick to warming shallows rather than cooling off at depth

Models based on historical survey data indicate that with long term warming trends, fish distributions in the North Sea will…
June 2, 2015 Lis Henderson
Book Review Climate Change

Global temperatures: an uphill battle of warm vs. cold

An illusional and fanciful pause in global warming has climate change skeptic buzzing. Understanding the decadal oscillations of natural climate…
May 19, 2015May 20, 2015 Hillary Scannell
Climate Change Ecology Fisheries Human impacts

What would coral reefs be like without human impact?

One would think that an isolated reef ecosystem shielded from the influence of people would provide an ideal benchmark against…
May 18, 2015May 18, 2015 Valeska Upham
Climate Change Ecology

Sea urchins and their pathogens: a relationship that’s heating up.

The relationship between sea urchin, their amoeba pathogens and their kelp prey is changing with the climate. Find out how!
May 11, 2015May 11, 2015 Sarah Giltz
Biology Climate Change

Can sperm cells make it in an acidified ocean?

Researchers in Australia investigated whether sea urchin sperm are going to make it through an acidified ocean or if they’ve…
May 6, 2015May 6, 2015 Erin McLean
Climate Change

Slightly Refreshing News In A Time of Drought

Two hot items in climate science today are the North American drought and the decade-long warming hiatus. This study finds…
May 5, 2015May 5, 2015 Brian Caccioppoli
Climate Change Physiology

Offspring inherit trait developed in parents

Damselfish offspring inherit a trait developed by parents raised in warmer temperatures.
May 4, 2015May 5, 2015 Lis Henderson
Climate Change Developmental Biology Ocean Acidification Physiology

Sea urchins work harder, faster to cope with ocean acidification

The ability of sea urchins to withstand ocean acidification comes at a hidden cost.
April 23, 2015April 24, 2015 Abrahim El Gamal
Alternative Energy Climate Change

Cooling in North Atlantic Defies Global Warming

Sluggish ocean circulation can’t keep up with global climate change and this has caused the North Atlantic to cool.
April 20, 2015August 28, 2021 Hillary Scannell
Biology Climate Change Ecology

Just sealing around; Ice seal misidentification in aerial surveys

Aerial photographs are a great way to collect images of marine species in order to analyze their distribution patterns. Distinguishing…
April 16, 2015April 17, 2015 Valeska Upham
Climate Change Glaciers

Fizzing glaciers are louder than you’d expect

While anthropogenic noise pollution has been gaining a lot of attention, there is still much to be learned about ambient…
April 15, 2015April 14, 2015 Irvin Huang
Climate Change Sea-level Rise

Rise Up! Overestimated sea-level rise during the 20th century.

Calculating a global average change in sea-level over the twentieth-century is no walk in the park. This study uses a…
April 6, 2015 Brian Caccioppoli
Aquaculture Biology Climate Change Conference Developmental Biology Ecology Fisheries Ocean Acidification Physiology

Highlights from the National Shellfisheries Meeting

Ever wanted to know what it’s like to go to a scientific conference? Here’s a summary of what conferences are…
April 3, 2015April 3, 2015 Erin McLean
Book Review Climate Change Fisheries

Growth of a deep-sea predatory fish is affected by surface current strength

A deep-water predatory fish is found to have faster growth rates when productivity is enhanced by the Leeuwin Current along…
April 1, 2015April 1, 2015 Lis Henderson
Book Review Climate Change Conservation Evolution Ocean Acidification

Coral Reef Restoration Through Human-Assisted Evolution

Coral reefs populations are declining. Is it possible that we could help restore coral reefs by speeding up their evolutionary…
March 27, 2015March 27, 2015 Ashley Marranzino
Climate Change Glaciers Sea-level Rise

Rotten Totten: Why is East Antarctica melting so quickly?

Like the West Antarctica Ice Sheet, East Antarctica is home to glaciers thinning at an alarming rate. The east’s Totten…
March 24, 2015March 27, 2015 Zoe Gentes
Climate Change ocean engineering

Sensors probe oceans for answers

Deep-diving ocean drones confirm continued warming of the ocean’s abyss due to Earth’s energy imbalance.
March 17, 2015March 18, 2015 Hillary Scannell
Climate Change Coral Genetics

A new thermally tolerant species of algae is found!

Rising ocean temperatures threaten coral reefs, but a new thermal tolerant algae could help.
March 16, 2015 Valeska Upham

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