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Climate Science TV – 2012 – August

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Hot Tides, Tough Corals. August 17, 2012. Coral reefs, home to at least 25 percent of marine species, rely on a fragile balance of conditions for life. But those conditions are changing. Tropical oceans have warmed 0.5 degrees Celsius over the past century, resulting in widespread coral bleaching. And outbreaks of coral diseases. But there is some good news. Recent studies suggest some coral reefs may be able to adapt to warmer oceans. RIP Lake Ponting: A Supraglacial Lake Disappears in Greenland. Floati...

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Climate Science TV – 2012 – June

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Floating on Top of the World: The International Geophysical Year and Drifting Station Alpha. June 14, 2012. Frans’ and Norbert’s raw footage was edited by a colleague in Vienna, and Norbert lent his voice to the narration. In 2009 the National Snow and Ice Data Center. Digitized the film, which is the version you see here. It’s a must-see for anyone interested in how we first began to understand the Arctic and its vital role in our planet’s systems. In addition to the film, ClimateScience.tv shot an ...

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Climate Science TV – Videos

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Bogged Down in Alaska. January 17, 2013. For thousands of years Arctic peat bogs have soaked up atmospheric carbon like a giant sponge. But as the poles warm, the arctic bogs will decay and expel billions of tons of carbon back into the air or will they? A warmer climate might actually improve growing conditions in the bogs, allowing them to take up more greenhouse gases than before. To look for an answer, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. Hot Tides, Tough Corals. August 17, 2012. August 1, 2012. Studyin...

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Climate Science TV – Observational

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Bogged Down in Alaska. January 17, 2013. For thousands of years Arctic peat bogs have soaked up atmospheric carbon like a giant sponge. But as the poles warm, the arctic bogs will decay and expel billions of tons of carbon back into the air or will they? A warmer climate might actually improve growing conditions in the bogs, allowing them to take up more greenhouse gases than before. To look for an answer, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. Hot Tides, Tough Corals. August 17, 2012. August 1, 2012. Studyin...

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Climate Science TV – Oceanography

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Hot Tides, Tough Corals. August 17, 2012. Coral reefs, home to at least 25 percent of marine species, rely on a fragile balance of conditions for life. But those conditions are changing. Tropical oceans have warmed 0.5 degrees Celsius over the past century, resulting in widespread coral bleaching. And outbreaks of coral diseases. But there is some good news. Recent studies suggest some coral reefs may be able to adapt to warmer oceans. June 14, 2012. While IGY activities spanned the globe, much of the wo...

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Past 2014 Presentations | American Cetacean Society

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San Francisco Bay Area Chapter. Volunteer and Board Member Opportunities. SF BAY ACS Chapter Board and Commitee Members. Mission, Vision, Values. 2013 Whale Watching Trips. 2014 Whale Watching Trips. 2015 Farallon Islands Whale Watching Trip. 2016 Whale Watching Trips. 2012 Whale Watching Trips. 2016 Symposium: “Our Changing Oceans”. Get this New Whale, Dolphins and Porpoises Poster. Call for 2016 SF Bay ACS Student Research Grant Proposals. 2015 Research Grants and Travel Grants. The Shape of the Sound.

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Climate Science TV – Hot Tides, Tough Corals

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Hot Tides, Tough Corals. August 17, 2012. Coral reefs, home to at least 25 percent of marine species, rely on a fragile balance of conditions for life. But those conditions are changing. Tropical oceans have warmed 0.5 degrees Celsius over the past century, resulting in widespread coral bleaching. And outbreaks of coral diseases. But there is some good news. Recent studies suggest some coral reefs may be able to adapt to warmer oceans. Get Climate Science TV in your inbox! Bogged Down in Alaska.

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Climate Science TV – Ocean Babies on Acid

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Ocean Babies on Acid. June 5, 2012. What happens to the delicate larvae of ocean creatures when they’re exposed to increasing acid levels in the ocean? That’s the question marine biologists Steve Palumbi of Stanford and Eric Sanford of UC Davis are trying to answer through experiments with sea urchin larvae off the California and Oregon coasts. Get Climate Science TV in your inbox! Bogged Down in Alaska. Hot Tides, Tough Corals. RIP Lake Ponting: A Supraglacial Lake Disappears in Greenland.

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Stanford Magazine Cover Story : GG Films, Dan Griffin, Robin Garthwait, UltraMedia

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Stanford Magazine Cover Story. Posted by Dan Griffin. On Monday, July 12, 2010 · Leave a Comment. Dan Griffin’s photography illustrates Stanford Magazine’s cover story. On coral research on the island of Ofu in American Samoa. The story,. Which focuses on how corals might survive global warming, is. Accompanied by a Microdocs video. The Ocean - Microdocs. Bay Area Video Production. The Ocean - Microdocs. The Ocean – Microdocs. Middot; RSS Feed. Middot; Log in.