On a special episode (first released on March 6, 2025) of The Excerpt podcast:What if we can slow climate change by giving ... we care deeply about the ocean. And so people want to know if this ...

Basically, the ocean and climate change are ... the world, to stop making war on nature, to make peace with it, and thereby to stop the decline in the ocean’s health. There can be no fulfillment ...

So when people hear that ... SOMMER: It's why climate change is making protecting the ocean even harder. Predicting those changes could help, and that means closely tracking its tiniest planktonic ...

The first time most people likely remember climate change making a splash ... last year (and up for best picture this Sunday). Then there are the movies that show us what a climate-ravaged future ...

It is crucial to remove CO2 from the ocean, which can help mitigate climate change by reducing the amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere. About 40 billion tons of carbon dioxide ...

Still, with the need to slow climate change feeling increasingly urgent and given how much these studies might teach us about the ocean ... can mCDR possibly open the drain enough to stop the ...

In March 2024, the United Nations Environmental Assembly adopted a resolution on “strengthening ocean efforts to tackle climate change ... of people off from nature. Governments can protect ...

Climate change is ... So, we hope people take this seriously. It’s not only models that are predicting these changes will happen. We can now see it happening, and the ocean is changing.” ...

A new study of some of California’s most commercially significant aquatic species paints a grim picture ... to ocean acidification, which is predicted to happen with climate change,” Provost ...

Opinion: State-of-the-art climate models show warming stops once we stop emitting carbon ... failed to communicate that we can still avert catastrophic climate change. What do I mean by that?

The color of the ocean has changed significantly over the last 20 years and human-caused climate change is likely responsible, according to a new study. More than 56% of the world’s oceans have ...

Therefore, any signal of climate-change ... hope people take this seriously. It's not only models that are predicting these changes will happen. We can now see it happening, and the ocean is ...