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‘Tons And Tons of Fishing Equipment’: B.C. Tour Operators Clean Up Ocean Debris During Coronavirus Pandemic

By theoceandigest on September 15, 2020

September 15, 2020 By Matt Simmons The Narwhal
Waste from fishing industry accounts for about 70 per cent of garbage collected in 61-tonne haul, according to captain on expedition supported by provincial government.

Scientists Use Seaweeds to Travel Back in Time

By theoceandigest on September 15, 2020

September 15, 2020 By Annie Roth Hakai Magazine
A new study highlights the treasure trove of data trapped in seaweeds over a century old.

Two Major Antarctic Glaciers are Tearing Loose From their Restraints, Scientists Say

By theoceandigest on September 14, 2020

September 14, 2020 By Chris Mooney The Washington Post
Two Antarctic glaciers that have long kept scientists awake at night are breaking free from the restraints that have hemmed them in, increasing the threat of large-scale sea-level rise.

Deep Beneath the High Seas, Researchers Find Rich Coral Oases

By theoceandigest on September 14, 2020

September 14, 2020 By Ian Morse Science Magazine
Aiming to bolster conservation on the high seas, a team of marine researchers today released the first comprehensive survey of coral reefs in the high seas–the roughly two-thirds of the ocean outside of national jurisdictions.

The Arctic Is Shifting to a New Climate Because of Global Warming

By theoceandigest on September 14, 2020

September 14, 2020 By Henry Fountain The New York Times
The effects of global warming in the Arctic are so severe that the region is shifting to a different climate, one characterized less by ice and snow and more by open water and rain, scientists said Monday.

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