A new model developed at the University of Bristol (England) shows that changes in the carbonate chemistry of the deep ocean may exceed anything seen in the past 65 million year, predicting much higher rates of environmental change at the...
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Phytoplankton has declined 40% in 60 years as figures reveal Earth has been getting hotter since the Eighties. Microscopic marine algae which form the basis of the ocean food chain are dying at a terrifying rate, scientists said tod... Post Profile
The chemical composition of our oceans is not constant but has varied significantly over geological time. In a study published this week in Science, researchers describe a novel method for reconstructing past ocean chemistry using c... Post Profile
The chemical composition of our oceans is not constant but has varied significantly over geological time. In a new study, researchers describe a novel method for reconstructing past ocean chemistry using calcium carbonate veins that... Post Profile