Under-ice measurements in Qinghai Lake show that dark-driven microbial carbon fixation contributes about 61 percent of total carbon uptake during the frozen season. Subject of Research: Microbial light-dependent and dark-driven inorganic carbon fixation rates and their regulators in ice-covered Qinghai Lake,…
A six-month laboratory study finds that gentle water advection nearly doubles alkalinity generation, speeds up carbon dioxide uptake and shortens the risky high-pH window in ocean alkalinity enhancement.
Left panel: change in herring catch with year of sampling. Right panel: relationship between herring catch and average log chlorophyll concentration sampled in the prior year. Data from NOAA Fisheries for Washington state. Statistically significant lines of best fit from…
The deep sea may seem very far away, but it's more connected to our world than you might think. In the South China Sea, for instance, nutrient-rich waters well up from the deep, sustaining coastal fisheries that support the livelihoods…
Wollongong-based online news outlet covering Australia and beyond. If you have anything newsworthy - a story, video or picture to share with us, please email us. When most people think of the environmental problems associated with carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, climate change…
New research from MIT finds interactions between microorganisms and marine particles may have significant effects on oceanic carbon cycling. Centers, Labs, & Programs - Microscale marine interactions may shape critical carbon cycles Previous image Next image In 1930, the deep-sea explorer William Beebe…
URI Research Professor Melissa Omand leads NSF-funded project testing whether underwater images can reveal the chemical composition of marine snow image: Marine snow particles detected by a flux camera on a MINION float during summer 2026. view more A steady “snowfall…
The chemistry of seawater: ocean acidification, carbon and oxygen in the oceans, nutrients and marine chemistry.
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