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Category: Climate Change

Biology Climate Change Fisheries

Cooked fish: Ocean warming and global fisheries

Global fisheries are expected to change as ocean temperatures warm. A recent study by Cheung et al. uses mean temperature…
November 10, 2013November 11, 2013 Lis Henderson
Climate Change

Aquaculture as a means of food and protection?

The low lying coast of Bangladesh is burdened with natural weather patterns that bring storm surges, heavy rainfall, and intense…
November 8, 2013November 8, 2013 Anne M. Hartwell
Biology Chemistry Climate Change

How will phytoplankton communities change in a warming world?

A global marine ecosystem model was used to predict how primary productivity and carbon export by phytoplankton will change in…
October 28, 2013October 28, 2013 Kari St.Laurent
Biology Climate Change Fisheries

Fish follow climate velocities through space and time

We expect marine species to respond to climate change by either adapting or changing geographical ranges. But observed shifts in…
October 14, 2013November 10, 2013 Lis Henderson
Biogeochemistry Biology Chemistry Climate Change Ecology Fisheries Geology Paleoceanography Policy

Welcome to oceanbites!

I’m excited to announce the launch of oceanbites.org! Inspired by the successful and informative astrobites.org, oceanbites is a blog where…
September 16, 2013March 6, 2014 Carrie McDonough

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