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Posts Tagged ‘climate’

Oceans capture more carbon than expected

By Ken Kostel | April 7, 2020
Scientists deploy sediment trap

Scientists have long known that the ocean plays an essential role in capturing carbon from the atmosphere, but a new…

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EXPORTS 2018 and the Ocean Twilight Zone

By Ken Kostel | May 1, 2019

From Voice of The Sea TV. EXPORTS is a unique scientific undertaking by NASA and the National Science Foundation to…

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Chasing Ocean ‘Snowflakes’: New devices measure particles with key role in climate change

By Kathryn Baltes | March 13, 2019

Below the ocean’s surface, sunlight quickly grows dim. But if you could shine a flashlight through the watery darkness, you might find yourself in an unexpected blizzard: a tempest of tiny underwater particles known as marine snow.

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Gothamist: Meet The Freaky ‘Twilight Zone’ Sea Creatures Eating Our Carbon Emissions

By Kathryn Baltes | February 12, 2019

Gothamist

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This Twilight Zone is Dark, Watery, and, Yes, Also Full of Intrigue

By Ken Kostel | August 22, 2018

NASA

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Recent Entries

  • Casting a (long) line to the twilight zone food web February 20, 2023
  • Spotlight: Zhaozhong Zhuang January 26, 2023
  • Underwater “Tides” Could Affect Animals in the Twilight Zone January 6, 2023
  • OTZ project featured at COP27 December 6, 2022
  • Spotlight: Di Jin December 2, 2022

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