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Monica Heger • December 16, 2007
Fertilizing the ocean may not slow down global warming. The controversial process of dumping urea or iron into the ocean to induce an algae bloom in order to remove CO2 […]
Ben Leach • October 31, 2007
Scientists worry that warming waters could endanger the Great Barrier Reef.
Molly Webster • September 5, 2007
For the Great Lakes region, new legislation and a deadly fish virus go hand-in-hand with warmer weather.
Lindsey Bewley and Rachele Cooper • August 8, 2007
Does organic seafood live up to its label? Lindsey Bewley and Rachele Cooper find out.
Molly Webster • June 22, 2007
Climate change is causing the oceans to flow further inland, putting pressure on coastal areas to adapt.
Morgen E. Peck • March 19, 2007
As atmospheric carbon dioxide dissolves into increasingly acidic oceans, vibrant coral hamlets are fading into ghost towns.
I heard about a bandage for soldiers that’s made from shrimp! What’s in shrimp that makes these bandages effective?
Lindsey Bewley • February 26, 2007
- asks Nan Knight from Temple, TX.
Julie Leibach • January 19, 2007
Coral ecologist Lyndon DeVantier discusses ecological assessment and management of coral reef systems.
Melissa Mahony • November 29, 2006
A new book explores the science of species invasion
Rachele Cooper • November 17, 2006
Scientists delve into the oceans to solve the problem of drug resistance.
Susan Cosier • September 17, 2006
Unusual objects sometimes fall from the sky, courtesy of waterspouts.
I thought stingrays were harmless, so how did one manage to kill the “Crocodile Hunter?”
Adam T. Hadhazy • September 11, 2006
--asks Anonymous, from New York, New York.
Edyta Zielinska • September 7, 2006
Aquaculture in the urban environment.
Julie Leibach • July 19, 2006
Researchers use marine organisms for guidance in tackling engineering problems.
Adam T. Hadhazy • July 11, 2006
Little-known fish are vanishing from the depths.