Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Oceans
Ocean acidification is ruining social life of reef fish, study finds
Fish are becoming part of smaller shoals, which offer less protection to individuals, as ocean pH becomes more acidic
Antarctic Treaty is failing to keep up with rapid rate of climate change, says WWF
Parties failed to reach consensus on granting emperor penguins protected status at latest Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting
Scientists discover more than 1,100 new marine species in a single year
From 'ghost sharks' to worms on volcanic seamounts, scientists have discovered a complex array of life beneath the ocean surface
Hidden methane emerging from beneath the ice reveals Greenland’s sensitivity to climate change
New study from Oulu University reveals how responsive the Greenland ice sheet is to climate change – more so than models predict
Time marches on: days are getting longer due to climate change
Researchers say that day lengthening is 'unprecedented', caused by rising sea levels slowing Earth's rotation
The world’s first officially-named kelp forest
The Coogee reef off the coast of Australia is set to be officially named – here's why names matter in conservation
Can seaweed really help fight climate change?
New research suggests that a popular method for marine carbon dioxide removal could backfire
North Sea scampi fishing may carry a hidden climate cost
New research shows bottom trawling during scampi fishing can disturb carbon buried in seabed muds for thousands of years
Mismanagement of Antarctic krill fishery putting whales at risk, says WWF
WWF objects to MSC certification of Antarctic krill fishery and urges establishment of network of Marine Protected Area in Southern…
The hidden chemical universe within Pacific Ocean coral reefs
Scientists recently discovered 'hidden chemical universe' inside coral reefs that could provide solutions to human diseases
Can we map the whole sea floor?
Seabed 2030 aims to map the entirety of the ocean floor by 2030, but is it a possible endeavour – and what have they found so far?
Could deep sea mining ever go ahead?
With companies attempting to get permits to mine in the Pacific, is it possible that such devastating activities will be given the green light?
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