PLANK: We believe that there are red oceans and blue oceans.
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Oceans are warming The world's oceans are warming at an accelerated rate.
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And men average Oceans 11 for every Oceans 8 that goes to women.
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It has raised tides in the Earth's oceans ever since the oceans first formed.
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Our air is dependent on the oceans, our food is dependent on the oceans.
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Oceans heating, rising The oceans are also heating up, with significant planet-altering consequences.
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On the "oceans are very small" point: Oceans cover roughly 70% of the Earth's surface.
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Each screen plays footage from one of three custom software-designed films: Oceans Like Us: Love Me; Oceans Like Us: Milkcrate Plastisphere; and Oceans Like Us: Bow Null (all 2020).
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On the "oceans are very small" point: Oceans cover roughly 70% of the Earth's surface. 9.
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It talked about creating blue oceans—oceans where, thanks to creativity and innovation, everyone could be free.
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If the iron rocks below the ancient oceans rusted, then there was also oxygen in those oceans.
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That doesn't imply that the ancient earth had oceans, since the other planets have mafic crusts but no oceans.
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Rebecca Loy is an advocate for oceans and one of 15 appointees to the World Oceans Day Youth Advisory Council.
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To learn more about World Oceans Day and how you can help protect the oceans and its animals, visit worldoceansday.org.
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Most recently, her family has visited her in New York City as she films the Oceans Eleven spinoff, Oceans Eight.
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Aside from the start of Cancer season, June is also National Oceans Month and June 8 was World Oceans Day.
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We endorse the Charlevoix Blueprint for Healthy Oceans, Seas and Resilient Coastal Communities, and will improve oceans knowledge, promote sustainable oceans and fisheries, support resilient coasts and coastal communities and address ocean plastic waste and marine litter.
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" LOUISA CASSON, GREENPEACE'S PROTECT THE OCEANS CAMPAIGN "The report confirms that the existing mechanisms to protect our oceans are not working.
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As the co-chairs of the bipartisan Oceans Caucus, we are fighting to protect the health and future of our oceans.
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The design was a collaboration with Parley for the Oceans, an organization that raises awareness about the environmental destruction of the oceans.
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Yesterday was the United Nations' World Oceans Day, a time to recognize how and why oceans are essential for life on earth.
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Savitz is the Vice President for U.S. Oceans at Oceana, the largest international advocacy group working solely to protect the world's oceans.
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Diving in head first: Today is World Oceans Day, which means taking the time to appreciate and protect our oceans and seas.
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In a nuclear winter, the land will cool down faster than the oceans, so the oceans will remain a little bit warmer.
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"The ice shells covering these distant oceans serve as a window into the oceans below, and the chemistry of the ice could help feed life within those oceans," Kevin Hand, the lead scientist working on BRUIE, said in the release.
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Oxygen in the world's oceans is not evenly distributed, and the 2% drop represents just an average of all the globe's oceans together.
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Republicans and Democrats have come together, time and again, to protect our oceans and America's coastal communities because our oceans are in trouble.
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"We cannot truly protect our planet without protecting our oceans," Obama said at an international State Department conference on environmental protection for oceans.
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When the Earth rotates, the bulges move around in the oceans, causing the high tides and low tides in oceans all over the world.
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This World Oceans Day, I want to offer some optimism and explain why saving the oceans can be tackled on a country-by-country basis.
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"This is actually faster than the oceans because the oceans aren't projected to acidify by 0.3 until 2100," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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As he explains in a blog post, he did it to raise awareness for World Oceans Day, a "global celebration" of oceans held on June 8th.
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Protecting our oceans Greenpeace is traveling from the Arctic to the Antarctic to highlight the threats facing our oceans and part of its campaign for ocean sanctuaries.
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In an effort to prevent plastic waste from entering our oceans, adidas partnered with Parley for the Oceans and turned a threat into a thread: performance sportswear.
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"We had rehearsal and Morgan was joking about how I like to drink Two Oceans, and said we should have a song about Two Oceans," says Burke.
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Warming oceans and damaged ecosystems Scientists say the oceans that cover 71 percent of Earth's surface have borne the brunt of the warming that humans have caused.
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Flying over land and oceans, OCO-3 will peer down at strips of Earth about 8.5 miles wide (14 kilometers), measuring carbon over disparate cities, oceans, and forests.
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This similarity in the proportions already has researchers pointing out that it could mean oceans on Europa could play a similar role to Earth's oceans in spawning life.
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We celebrate World Oceans Day on June 8, and each year it feels like the whole world briefly comes together to agree that our oceans are in danger.
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This week marks the 10th Annual World Oceans Day, a global confluence of ocean-awareness events intended to bring our oceans the level of public attention they deserve.
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As the Earth's oceans and air get warmer — last year was the hottest on record for the planet's oceans — tropical storms overall are getting stronger, wetter, and slower.
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Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren took to Medium to outline her plan to offset the impact climate change is having on oceans while reincorporating oceans as economic assets.
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But, there's a caveat: Ahlstrøm noted that measuring the rising oceans and connecting them back to Greenland is difficult since oceans rise at different rates around the world.
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About 300 million tons of plastic is produced annually and more than 8 million tons are dumped into our oceans every year, according to environmental advocacy group Plastic Oceans.
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The NASA mission itself is a first, with the aim of providing high-res measurements of the world's oceans, as well as measurements of changes to oceans over time.
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But as the Earth's oceans and air get warmer — last year was the hottest on record for the planet's oceans — tropical storms overall are getting stronger, wetter, and slower.
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The haul included plastic bottles and Styrofoam takeout boxes, Parley for the Oceans, an organization that works to reduce plastic waste in the world's oceans, said in a statement.
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Many scientific studies show rising global temperatures, warming oceans, shrinking ice sheets, sea ice decline, glacial retreat, decreased snow cover, rising sea levels and acidifying oceans, among other impacts.
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It's in our oceans much more than we thought, and there are even islands in both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans created from the amount of plastics we throw away.
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Her movies are doing well: Crazy Rich Asians is on track to be one of the biggest success stories of 2018; Oceans 8 has outearned all the other Oceans movies.
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If such systems can be put in place, the potential for transforming human interaction with the oceans is very real, to the benefit of human beings and the oceans themselves.
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The most effective way to deal with the plastics problem in the oceans, many experts say, is to keep the waste from getting into the oceans in the first place.
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About two-fifths of the increase so far comes not from water being added to the oceans, but from the water already in the oceans warming up and thus expanding.
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When I turned 81, I had finished "Oceans Eleven" and was gearing up for "Oceans Twelve" while also writing another book, which led me to a cross-country book tour.
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British entrepreneur Richard Branson, who works with conservation groups including Ocean Unite and Oceans Elders, told the conference they have a target of 30 percent of oceans being protected by 2030.
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Conceptual artist Marina Zurkow's latest online project, two books, and exhibition at bitforms gallery, MORE&MORE (the invisible oceans), attempt to encompass these two aspects of humanity's relationship to Earth's oceans.
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"We will study to find out how harmful it is to oceans and then consider what actions we can take," said an official with South Koreas Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries.
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But as the planet and its oceans warm — last year was the hottest on record for the world's oceans — the coral reefs where these fish live are at risk of extinction.
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The temperatures are rising -- and so are the oceans.
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Once the oceans rise, they will not fall back. ■
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MPAs can't solve every problem the oceans face, but if implemented correctly and enforced properly they can protect vulnerable habitats and species, and help sustain people whose livelihoods depend on the oceans.
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Congress's priorities, emphasis, and valuable federal funds should be committed to the wise management of our oceans and the technology that can help us clean, conserve, and derive benefits from our oceans.
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Beyond protecting marine life, scientists are only just beginning to understand the crucial role that healthy oceans play in avoiding the worst impacts of climate change, as oceans act as carbon sinks.
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We've cried oceans of tears of the last nine months.
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We've cried oceans of tears for the last nine months.
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We've measured warming of Earth's land surface, oceans, and atmosphere.
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First story involves oceans, arguments over territory, and disputed islands.
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Around 65 percent of the oceans falls into this category.
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Frank Oceans new albums FINALY came out this wekend BABY!
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Lightstick oceans can show incredible support — but also incredible disrespect.
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LIKE life itself, the mind first emerged in Earth's oceans.
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Some are entirely covered by oceans dozens of kilometres deep.
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The Light Between Oceans will hit theaters on September 2.
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Its mountains, oceans, and beaches give it a mystic air.
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I mean, it-- and then oceans on the other side.
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What would happen if an asteroid crashed into Earth's oceans?
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These oceans could also contain vastly different levels of salt.
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Instead, Titan is covered in frothy oceans and flowing rivers.
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Norm Nelson is interested in what makes the oceans tick.
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Last year was the warmest our oceans have ever been.
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Pine's baby blue optic oceans are this case's smoking gun.
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That waste either ends up in our oceans or landfills.
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Huge 'dead zones' could appear in our oceans by 2030
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And honestly, the oceans deserve a little space from humanity.
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Currents that transport heat within the oceans will be disrupted.
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Our oceans are in dire need of dedicated conservation efforts.
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"Both are separate species, each from separate oceans," he said.
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"Likewise the fertilization of the oceans using iron," says Gattuso.
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I drank pots of black coffee and oceans of water.
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That matters because, well, the oceans are currently a mess.
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The blood spurts aren't spurts, they're entire oceans of red.
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Pew Oceans Legacy map of the expanded Marine National Monument.
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It's clear what's needed to restore the oceans' productive capacity.
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"Warmer oceans hold less oxygen — that's fundamental chemistry," said Deutsch.
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The ice at the poles of our oceans is melting.
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Aquaman commands more than just the denizens of Earth's oceans.
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As the Earth warms, the oceans expand and ice melts.
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The oceans surge, but the boat is up on blocks.
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It is the stuff of blue oceans and blind alleys.
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Desert islands, it turns out, are surrounded by desert oceans.
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Working Together on Climate Change, Oceans and Clean Energy 23.
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Our public lands and oceans belong to every single American.
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Plants near oceans face other challenges exacerbated by climate change.
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The first oceans likely appeared about 4.41 billion years ago.
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When we talk about oceans, we must address what's upstream.
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There's rain, thunder, wind, waterfalls, rivers, springs, waves, and oceans.
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What kinds of effects are we seeing on our oceans?
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If we destroy the oceans, what happens to our culture?
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I have known teammates to dream of running through oceans.
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This year, they did the same for the world's oceans.
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Reporter: Carnival Cruise Line is coming clean about polluting oceans.
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Oceans foaming, mariners roaming, never a home in perilous seas.
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There were 101 tropical storms across all oceans in 2015.
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But mum's not surprised at all about Oceans of Slumber.
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She definitely likes Oceans because it has something for everyone.
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In the oceans, 96 percent of all species became extinct.
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Bleached's Welcome the Worms is out now via Dead Oceans.
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Early astronomers once confused these features for oceans and continents.
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Those oceans no longer provide us with that luxury today.
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They typically look at virgin territories like forests and oceans.
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No other Democrat has issued a proposal specifically on oceans.
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But the impacts of warming oceans don't remain at sea.
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THE WORLD'S oceans are getting warmer, stormier and more acidic.
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Warm oceans hold less oxygen, which makes the problem worse.
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Now is the time to hear the oceans, and act.
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Samsung and Apple make oceans of money from their hardware.
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Oceans play a huge role in keeping the climate stable.
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Say you are a nonprofit out to save the oceans.
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Oceans, lakes, rivers and wells are all clogged with plastics.
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In other environmental news, the world's oceans are getting louder.
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A lot of oceanography gives you perspective on the Earth as a whole system, almost like one big organism, since the oceans are so interconnected and the ecosystems within the oceans are so interconnected.
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But some Earth-like planets, or even super-Earths (rocky planets bigger than Earth but smaller than Neptune), could feature oceans with a small fraction to hundreds of times the volume of Earth's oceans.
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But as the oceans continue to warm (most of Earth's accumulating heat gets stored in the oceans), this fish-rich region is projected to move farther south, and farther away from the King Penguins.
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But I'm holding out for the oceanic game that tackles the specific problems there, and I'd encourage everyone taking players down deep to go beyond the oceans we have to find oceans we need.
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"If you say that this is caused by the warming of the oceans, the reason the oceans are warming is because water absorbs the heat, that's why the sea level is rising," Franken said.
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We're advancing the bills we need to reverse the alarming trends we see in our oceans, and we're talking with our colleagues and our constituents about why oceans are a key to climate health.
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Last year was the hottest on record for the Earth's oceans, with a record high for global heat content in the upper 2,000 meters of the oceans, which broke the record from the year before.
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Protect half the Earth's land -- and oceans This idea comes from renowned biologist E.O. Wilson: Put aside half the surface of the Earth -- both land and oceans -- for the betterment of the nature and biodiversity.
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History of the oceans: The asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs some 66 million years ago also acidified the planet's oceans, disrupted their food chain and resulted in a mass extinction, a new study posits.
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Adidas Women's Boat Shoes—Made from Ocean Plastic—for $30 ($35 off): Adidas partnered with Parley for the Oceans to create a line of shoes that are spun from plastic waste retrieved from the oceans.
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"It is a really interesting turning point in our history with sharks and our relationship with the oceans, in terms of whether we looked at the oceans with wonder, curiosity, or fear," McCauley told me.
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Right now, we only protect two percent of the world's oceans.
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That's approximately twice the amount absorbed by all the planet's oceans.
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Some of them may have oceans on the surface, so check.
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Sure, there were volcanoes, but they were probably surrounded by oceans.
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The problem is the oceans of content NBC* is making available.
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Extracting fossil fuels damages and degrades the land and the oceans.
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Tuna are built to cruise across oceans, usually around 2 mph.
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If Mars did once have oceans, then where did they go?
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Second, we need more safe spaces for biodiversity in our oceans.
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Government-owned Lands in the Oceans What about the submerged lands?
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The study, published on Tuesday, estimates that oceans could rise between .
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The increased waste in Earth's oceans has been a growing problem.
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At night, the settlement is engulfed in darkness, oceans of darkness.
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K. focuses on the protection of rivers, wildlife, climate and oceans.
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That's how much heat oceans absorb annually bc of #fossilfuel use.
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Larvaceans have been observed all around the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.
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Has it been the same for the cast of Oceans 8?
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Copycat legislation sprang up across America, and the playbook crossed oceans.
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In Earth's oceans, vents on the ocean floor create these reactions.
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But the migratory routes of these birds don't cross the oceans.
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Disney's "Oceans" premiered Thursday in competition at the Venice Film Festival.
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Fingers crossed it works, because the oceans are pretty screwed otherwise.
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Interestingly, the exact same thing happened in the simulated freshwater oceans.
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Image: Wildlife Photographer Scott PortelliSomething strange is happening to the oceans.
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Or I could retrain myself—learn seismology, geology, glaciology, climate, oceans.
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I was seduced, and returned to Australia's oceans dozens of times.
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Every minute, a dumptruckful of plastic plops into the world's oceans.
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Imagine oceans that are hundreds, and even thousands, of kilometers deep.
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The widespread awareness of the dangers facing the oceans must continue.
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MORE instituted in the Arctic and Atlantic oceans because they're permanent.
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"The inexorable heating of the oceans is especially worrying," said Green.
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And when you're talking about an atmosphere, oceans are very small.
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America is more than just a land mass between two oceans.
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Our island nation is on the front-line of rising oceans.
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Microbiomes in the oceans produce half of the oxygen we breathe.
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It would not stop the poisoning of our oceans and rivers.
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The 7th Fleet region includes both the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
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It's not just warmer oceans though that puts corals at risk.
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The amount of garbage, particularly plastics, in our oceans is staggering.
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Finally, why are the oceans turning a different shade of blue?
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It's not just changing landscapes in the Arctic and Antarctic oceans.
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Thus, this particular lake would be saltier than the Earth's oceans.
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Last year was the hottest year on record for the oceans.
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There are four key measures that will help restore healthy oceans.
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The tropics and all the oceans are becoming much less productive.
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Similarly, creatures dwelling in the oceans also require oxygen to see.
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One of them asks Badkhen if America has oceans like Senegal's.
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Estimates suggest the world's oceans could rise 3 feet by 2100.
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"The oceans are rising, so are we," read another in Sydney.
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Bonamici and Young are Co-Chairs of the House Oceans Caucus.
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But more oil than ever is currently traversing the world's oceans.
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No, I mean the oceans are being transformed by this, too.
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But these clams enjoyed temperatures that were warmer than today's oceans.
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Parley for the Oceans advocates phasing out single-use plastic altogether.
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As cyberbullying is to Melania, saving the oceans is to Clarke.
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" Another scientist proclaimed them "the unchallenged sovereigns of the world's oceans.
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"They've got oceans of data and puddles of insight," she said.
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Suddenly the oceans were emptied of many of their biggest predators.
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Around 80 percent of Earth's eruptions take place within the oceans.
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In turn, warmer oceans mean more intense and longer-lasting storms.
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And they are truly everywhere, from the oceans to the skies.
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And the oceans are not the only repositories of plastic pollutants.
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Last year was the warmest on record for the world's oceans.
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We are killing the oceans with plastic, and eating it, too.
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Today's warmer oceans still act in aggregate as sinks for CO21913.
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But all are passionate about preserving the oceans of the world.
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Hotter oceans fuel stronger storms and cause sea level to rise.
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The agreement outlines group commitments focused on climate, biodiversity and oceans.
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As climate change warms the Earth, it also warms our oceans.
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Oceans of Crime Premieres Saturday, February 17 at 8P ET/PT
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These warm blobs happen at various points around the world's oceans.
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The forests and oceans will be really bad for the animals.
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Oceans also absorb carbon dioxide — about 30 percent of our emissions.
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Warmer oceans hold less oxygen, which can cause massive fish kills.
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"Oceans of Crime" premieres Saturday, February 17 at 8pm ET/PT.
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Oceans are heating up, which affects how numerous some nutrients are.
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Without the world's oceans, climate change would actually be much worse.
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The law protects navigable waters -- rivers, oceans and lakes -- from pollution.
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Do we need a "Blue New Deal" to protect the oceans?
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But not everyone sees the Green New Deal as excluding oceans.
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But increasingly shoreline overdevelopment and warmer oceans are killing the corals.
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The agreement outlines group commitments focused on climate, biodiversity and oceans.
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How could America increase its fish consumption without destroying its oceans?
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And these oceans of data are apparently extremely vulnerable to breaches.
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In fact, plastic is distributed quite widely over the vast oceans.
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Oceans, animals, forests — none of them can tell us to stop.
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The whale's grisly death brought renewed focus to the worldwide problem of plastics ending up in oceans; a 2015 study estimated that five million to 13 million metric tons of plastic waste pollute oceans each year.
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That's creating trouble for all corners of the natural world, from the Rocky Mountains, where the tiny pika is overheating, to the oceans, where coral reefs are being decimated as the oceans warm and become more acidic.
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And the last numbers in the company are even during this amazing boom time, when co-working is hot, and everyone's moving into these spaces, they're still losing oceans and oceans of money on an operating basis.
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In it W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne of INSEAD, a business school in France, argue that companies should trawl for profits in "blue oceans" that their rivals ignore rather than "red oceans" that they squabble over.
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On Tuesday, with World Oceans Day around the corner, the label announced that it was entering into a long-term partnership with Parley for the Oceans, an organization that works to end the destruction of marine life.
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By 2020 the goal is protecting ten percent of the world's oceans.
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"You can feel safe to swim in our oceans again," he said.
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Military drones whisk across oceans to spy on enemies and launch missiles.
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This could, potentially, increase the amount of greenhouse gases oceans can absorb.
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This could impact the efficacy of oceans' ability to regulate the climate.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Skies and oceans like paint swatches.
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If there was liquid water, there were likely entire oceans, Valley said.
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Here are some troubling facts about the pollution crisis plaguing our oceans.
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We're not just talking polar bears here -- amphibians, oceans, everything is affected.
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This is in part due to the way oceans slowly absorb heat.
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Every year we dump 8 million tonnes of plastic into our oceans.
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Warming oceans are stressing diatoms and, in some situations, reducing their numbers.
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"What really saved the day for Earth was its oceans," Mojzsis said.
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Here you can see it traveling over the Indian and Pacific oceans.
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So when did you turn your eye from the oceans to space?
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She flies private across oceans with a team of helpers in tow.
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Companies such as Alibaba and Tencent have acquired oceans of user data.
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About 90% of that additional energy ends up stored in the oceans.
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It's enough -- enough to go to cemeteries, enough to weep for oceans.
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If left unchecked, plastic waste will slowly choke our oceans and waterways.
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Such battles over rights to the world's oceans are a common problem.
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Plastic straws, FinalStraw says, are non-recyclable and don't decompose, polluting oceans.
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Missiles cannot fend off prowling Chinese bombers nor speedboats patrol stormy oceans.
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Conservation areas, both in the oceans and on land, are being established.
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The oceans are rising by 3.3mm each year because of global warming.
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PLASTIC, carbon dioxide and farmyard effluent all end up in the oceans.
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This clip comes from Hostile Planet's upcoming "Oceans" episode on April 8.
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Read more ReadThese creatures lived in the oceans and had hard skeletons.
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There were hundreds of acolytes in the audience, and oceans of tears.
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Like our oceans and rainforests, space seems large, foreboding and infinitely strong.
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Observed warming is greater in the Arctic & less in the southern oceans.
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"People have been fishing the oceans for over 40,000 years," Kroodsma said.
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Space debris is like the extraterrestrial equivalent of plastic in our oceans.
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You've probably heard about the plague of plastic trash in the oceans.
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Our oceans are teeming with bizarre species and dramatic, alien-like landscapes.
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Are they in the oceans, the mountains, the atmosphere, or the poles?
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Eventually, all rivers empty into oceans; water comes together with other waters.
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As climate change warms the world's oceans this is a precarious situation.
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And the world's oceans don't experience anywhere near that kind of sedimentation.
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Huffman chairs the House Natural Resources subcommittee on water, oceans and wildlife.
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But that means supporting policies and politicians that will protect our oceans.
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Huffman chairs the House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Water, Oceans and Wildlife.
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MARCIE KEEVER Oceans & Vessels Program Director Friends of the Earth Berkeley, Calif.
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And World Oceans Weekend comes to New York this Saturday and Sunday.
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Most of the litter and pollution affecting oceans also derives from plastics.
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These emissions drive climate change and increase the acidification of the oceans.
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Two reports out this week paint an alarming future for Earth's oceans.
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When carbon dioxide gets absorbed by oceans, it dissolves into carbonic acid.
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In some cases, oceans prove virtually uncrossable natural barriers to refugee flight.
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Our plastic waste doesn't just stay put when it hits the oceans.
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In 2018, the world's oceans were the hottest ever in recorded history.
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Coral reefs worldwide are at risk as climate change warms the oceans.
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Last year, the world's oceans were the hottest ever in recorded history.
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We can save the oceans — and it's easier than you might expect.
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The world's oceans and seas comprise a single interconnected body of water.
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Warmer oceans cause wind speeds to increase, according to Yale Climate Connections.
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Each year, 160 billion pounds of trash is dumped into the oceans.
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Our oceans are a source of hope and opportunity for all Americans.
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Earth's oceans absorb 30% of the carbon-dioxide emissions that humans release.
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Neglecting these issues will hamper the potential growth promised by Africa's oceans.
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Across the globe's tropics right now, seven superstorms are swirling over oceans.
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This is an opinion piece by Jon Bowermaster of Oceans 8 Films.
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The net effect on our oceans is stronger winds making stronger waves.
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The ways in which we're altering our oceans will persist for years.
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Other bodies in our solar system are believed to harbour subsurface oceans.
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In 2015, Adidas partnered with the environmental organization Parley for the Oceans.
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The New Horizons mission has found evidence of ice volcanoes, hidden oceans.
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Life lived at the surface, in the soil or in the oceans.
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Marine mammals, it seems, also use these channels to bop between oceans.
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That's one of Saturn's moons, and it's made up of icy oceans.
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No one had ever reached the deepest points in all five oceans.
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Airplanes, the fastest way to cross continents and oceans, have facilitated this.
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Light is reflected and absorbed by clouds, air, oceans, ice and land.
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Whale's Death in Thailand Points to Global Scourge: Plastic in Oceans 30.
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As the world's oceans heat up, the Galápagos Islands are a crucible.
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They are often found in relatively cool environments, like forests and oceans.
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When it isn't dry, which isn't often, it's saltier than the oceans.
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Saturday, well before scheduled sessions on climate change, clean energy and oceans.
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The seal of Nicaragua with its volcanoes and two oceans sat nearby.
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Kulusuk is also base camp for NASA's OMG (Oceans Melting Greenland) program.
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Manned exploration, habitation and sustainable exploitation of the oceans however requires technology.
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The continent is also situated between the Antarctic, Indian, and Pacific oceans.
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That's not to say that oceans don't influence the middle of Australia.
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In the oceans, climate change is stressing coral reefs to their limits.
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In the last few decades, however, the oceans have undergone unprecedented warming.
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Nearby at a House Subcommittee on Water, Oceans and Wildlife hearing, Rep.
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Tiny crustaceans complete a massive daily vertical migration in the world's oceans.
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We once tried to tame the oceans with our armadas and fleets.
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One hurdle SpaceX needs to overcome before laser links are available: Oceans.
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"Innovative ways to monitor the oceans are urgently required," the study state.
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My family loves the water—oceans, lakes, rivers, pools, ponds, mud puddles.
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The hotter the oceans get the less oxygen they're capable of storing.
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There's a 69 percent chance the oceans will be warmer than normal.
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Without it, solar winds could strip Earth of its oceans and atmosphere.
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Let's face it — oceans do cover roughly 70% of the Earth's surface.
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It's followed by a new effort to clean up the world's oceans.
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If we don't have healthy oceans, we cannot have life on land.
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Other films, like the all-female Oceans 8, drew similarly tepid reviews.
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The vast stretches of bleached coral speak to oceans in deep trouble.
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That, in turn, is causing oceans to rise at an accelerating rate.
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It is not required that candidates have a background in oceans issues.
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Second, it lowers the pH of the oceans, making them more acidic.
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As the oceans have warmed, some regions have been particularly hard-hit.
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" Self-effacingly, he never took to the sobriquet "Einstein of the oceans.
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We wondered: How are these butterflies — thousands of them — transported across oceans?
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But we use now a surprisingly similar technique to harvest the oceans.
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Here on Earth, our oceans make hydrogen through a process called serpentinization.
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By that time, our sun may have already boiled away our oceans.
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Although separated by oceans, both share a deep awareness toward others' suffering.
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The oceans off the southeastern coast of the U.S. have risen by about 210 inches in the last 22018 years, boosted by some of the most visible manifestations of global warming, namely melting ice sheets and expanding oceans.
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While the loss of sea ice won't cause sea levels to rise directly, Meier said, the oceans heating up might cause land-based glaciers to begin melting, potentially adding unfathomable amounts of water to our already-rising oceans.
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Oceans executive order: Trump's executive order released on Tuesday dealing with federal jurisdiction over oceans policies, with an emphasis on the economy and states, washes away the Obama administration's focus on conservation and climate change, reports Science magazine.
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It's unusual to see a low pressure area intensify so rapidly over land, since this is more common over the oceans, where the contrast between air masses tends to be sharper along with added potential energy from the oceans.
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Marine scientists suggest protection of 30% of the oceans is needed to ensure the stability and replenishment of the marine communities targeted by fishermen outside the protected areas, and ultimately lead to more sustainable catches in our changing oceans.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry hosted the Our Oceans Conference, which joined diplomats, scientists and conservation groups from around the world to discuss steps to protect oceans from threats such as human-caused climate change, pollution and overfishing.
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They found that the iron in rocks that formed far out in the open oceans rusted much less than the iron in rocks that formed closer to land, right where ice sheets dove from continents and into the oceans.
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Those submarines are part of NASA's Oceans Melting Greenland campaign—OMG, for short.
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The oceans are acidifying at rates not seen for perhaps 1003 million years.
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We're protecting more of the planet, both on land and in the oceans.
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Climate change is warming and acidifying the oceans, threatening to annihilate coral reefs.
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As the oceans warm and land-based ice melts, sea levels are rising.
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Making this kind of smart voice assistant work will require oceans of information.
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But about 22010 percent of that extra heat is absorbed by the oceans.
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Yes, plastic pollution is among the top environmental threats to the world's oceans.
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So far, besides Earth, six bodies are known or suspected to harbour oceans.
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It might if there were thousands of such sites in the world's oceans.
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And Saudi Arabia remains as dependent on its oceans of oil as ever.
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That's the entire globe with the except for the poles and the oceans.
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However, the plastic straw is not the primary reason oceans are so contaminated.
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Each year millions of single-use plastic products end up in our oceans.
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And for oceans beyond Earth, smaller robots are easier to blast into space.
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These rising oceans spell disaster for coastal residents who could be forcibly displaced.
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How soon can we use the oceans to quench the world&aposs thirst?
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These moons are thought to harbour subsurface oceans—and possibly even habitable environments.
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A hypothetical model of a methane-based cellular organism living in Titan's oceans.
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"The oceans have the potential to make this more extreme," said NASA's Willis.
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Our oceans are in a dire state, and we've known this for years.
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But what works near the oceans does not always play in the plains.
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Plastic straws are to be banned, over concerns about pollution of the oceans.
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No atmosphere, no rivers, lakes or oceans, no life as we know it.
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Apart from oceans, the satellite will capture information on lakes, rivers and reservoirs.
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Another pair of high-profile costars, meanwhile, light up The Light Between Oceans.
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Many fake plants are made from plastic, which pollutes oceans and the environment.
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They highlight Trump&aposs apparent distaste for the apex predator of the oceans.
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One goal of the swim is to raise environmental awareness about the oceans.
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Other research suggests that, even with atmospheres, oceans would evaporate away into space.
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Canada's Fisheries and Oceans department tweeted images of the massive cross-species graveyard.
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Islands all over the oceans contract to the size of pinheads, then vanish.
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As long as the world's oceans don't boil away, tardigrades will live on.
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They are used to collect unclassified data about oceans, including temperature and depth.
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If Thwaites melted entirely, the world's oceans could rise by nearly two feet.
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Creatures living in higher latitude oceans, farther from the tropics, were particularly doomed.
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But not for scientists like Mathis, who have traveled through these icy oceans.
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The Atlantic wasn't just warm — it was much warmer than Earth's other oceans.
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In the next three years, they intend to have cleaner oceans and beaches.
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The world's oceans are one of the most important features of our planet.
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At any given moment, tens of thousands of vessels ply the world's oceans.
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He says oceans the world over are absorbing heat from the warming atmosphere.
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It involves seeding the oceans with iron to stimulate growth of marine algae.
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Few of us deal with its natural asymmetry in rivers, lakes, and oceans.
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This directly targeted the growing, almost incomprehensible problem of plastic in our oceans.
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These aren't small rocky planets, like Earth, where lakes and oceans can form.
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GREENWICH Raising Whales: How the Recovery of Cetaceans Can Help Restore the Oceans.
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"Will" (Dead Oceans) Opposite tendencies can develop in culture at the same time.
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Countless pieces flew past Earth, but some crash-landed in its ancient oceans.
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Oceans are still carrying on at 5 AM, when the sky is black.
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Pacific Oceans, as well as the presence of populous and fast-growing economies
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Last year was also the hottest year on record for the world's oceans.
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And revitalized ecosystems mean healthier oceans for all the creatures that live there.
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By 2050, there will be more plastic than fish in the world's oceans.
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From colors and art to animals and oceans — a world of discovery awaits.
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The melted ice ends up in our oceans, causing sea levels to rise.
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They typically live on coastlines and islands in the Pacific and Indian Oceans.
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Last year was also the veryhottest year on record for the world's oceans.
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Previously, microplastics have been found in our food, cosmetics, drinking water and oceans.
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NASA is designing other spacecraft to search for life in these hidden oceans.
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The oceans are heating up twice as fast as they were in 23.
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Miyoko Sakashita is the director of the Center for Biological Diversity's oceans program.
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"As you cool the oceans, the solubility of oxygen goes up," Stolper explained.
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Jupiter's Europa and Saturn's Enceladus both have inner oceans and internal heat sources.
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We have not seen major impacts from ocean acidification on our oceans yet.
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The store's affinity for bulk goods and oversize items clearly translated across oceans.
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On Earth, water rains down from clouds and fills rivers, lakes and oceans.
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Climate change is swelling and heating the world's oceans at an accelerating pace.
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This has become particularly evident in what is happening to the world's oceans.
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Couples who are separated by oceans are very likely to end up divorced.
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At its worst, this translates into consumerism and fills oceans with plastic detritus.
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More plastic enters the world's oceans from China than from any other country.
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The report found oceans hit their warmest level in recorded history last year.
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Hurricanes get energy from warm ocean water, and the oceans are heating up.
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And yet, amid the oceans of unpredictability, we've somehow managed not to drown.
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She transformed the way the space agency hunts for signs of alien oceans.
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Carbon is naturally stored in the atmosphere, oceans, plants, rocks and living organisms.
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One reason is that 96.5% of that water is found in our oceans.
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Oceans serve as a good indicator of the real impact of climate change.
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Most are owner-operator small businesses, fishing the same oceans as their grandfathers.
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Go deeper: Key science report shows "unprecedented" changes to oceans and frozen regions
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What, for example, is going on in those oceans on Titan and Enceladus?
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So far, nobody's come up with a plan to cool the world's oceans.
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They are perhaps the purest expression of the collective mind of the oceans.
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The cetaceans are the purest pause to our absolute conduct the oceans have.
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An expedition first needed to find whales in the vastness of the oceans.
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Roughly 22016 kilometers long, the Panama Canal connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
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How would you fly over oceans during storms, gale-force winds or drought?
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Trump's references to diverting water to the oceans was "completely backwards," he said.
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Its authors said 20163 would be the warmest year on record for oceans.
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Now, language algorithms analyze oceans of text to teach themselves how language works.
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The need to clean up our oceans is getting attention beyond this project.
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The field explains how the mountains and rivers, oceans and shores were born.
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"Warmer oceans are allowing eastern Pacific storms to reach higher latitudes," he said.
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Plus, there's all sorts of innovative solutions that the oceans are crucial to.
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Our oceans are some of the most remote and lawless spots on Earth.
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The quantity of plastic in oceans is expected to triple in a decade.
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Coral reefs are essential to the health of the oceans and human life.
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Only those who were abroad or "working in oceans" did not take part.
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Shop all Adidas x Parley for the Oceans sneakers and apparel hereWhen it comes to mainstream sportswear brands, Adidas is easily the most vocal about its sustainability efforts — and environmental organization Parley for the Oceans has been its biggest collaborator.
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Earth's oceans have reached their boiling point Anthropogenic climate change, a result of unprecedented fossil fuel consumption, is heating up the surface of Earth's oceans with such intensity that current charts can't even accommodate the breadth of this new data.
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The World Economic Forum estimates that 90 percent of the plastic ending up in the oceans comes from 10 major rivers, and that currently there are 50 million tons of plastic in the world's oceans that could take centuries to degrade.
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On World Oceans Day, the Plastic Oceans Foundation and British entertainment website LADbible submitted an application for nationhood to the United Nations, claiming that world leaders would have to cooperate to eradicate the floating pollution as per the UN's environmental charters.
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Over 90 percent of the accumulating heat on Earth gets absorbed by Earth's oceans.
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The oceans evaporated and left any hope for water-based life out of luck.
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And bits of plastic may act as rafts for harmful microbes in the oceans.
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Both of these moons are covered in ice, and feature vast subterranean liquid oceans.
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That extinction risk is serious, as we overfish oceans and contribute to global warming.
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Indonesia is a gorgeous archipelago of 13,700 islands dotting the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
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I could have saved money staying home and googling the oceans, mountains and roosters.
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I could have saved money staying home and Googling the oceans, mountains, and roosters.
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Maybe that water hosts life similar to the kind that thrives in Earth's oceans.
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"It's almost like the oceans are getting ready for a heart attack," said Baker.
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To many people, our oceans seem far too big and too powerful to fail.
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With oceans, economic inequality, and political division rising, familiarity and simplicity feel pretty good.
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Whether in America or Asia, oceans of free parking might delay a transport revolution.
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These studies say oceans are losing oxygen in large part because of human activity.
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As we keep pumping these gases into the air, oceans will rise even faster.
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When adjusted for this "cooling bias," scientists can see that oceans are warming up.
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In the National Geographic Channel's new six-part series, Lawless Oceans, which premieres Jan.
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Thus, through poop and snot, plastic waste reaches the deepest corners of our oceans.
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Resplandy's research is a unique approach to gauging the accumulating warmth in the oceans.
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The fate of other seas and oceans is very much up for debate, though.
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There are obscene amounts of plastic drifting, floating, and sinking through the Earth's oceans.
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But as this study shows, our oceans still have many secrets to tell.[Peerj]
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Nobody knows just how this virus migrated over the oceans protecting the New World.
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Plesiosaurs roamed Earth's oceans for nearly 150m years, until their extinction 66m years ago.
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The report points out that our oceans often act as a "sink" for chemicals.
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It's $95 per person, and part of the proceeds go toward protecting the oceans.
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America is envied for having two, friendly ones, and vast oceans to each side.
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The last episode of the series examines the impact we're having on the oceans.
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Yet, as consequence, the oceans will grow increasingly acidic as they absorb more carbon.
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The plan blocked new oil and gas drilling in the Atlantic and Arctic oceans.
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Interestingly, he found that planets with small oceans feature land masses dominated by deserts.
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NOAA is responsible for regulating fisheries, forecasting the weather, and studying oceans and climate.
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Species like painful fire ants have crossed oceans and continents to colonize new lands.
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Longtime environmentalist Prince Charles is speaking out on the importance of protecting our oceans.
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This year, the oceans hit their mildest levels in November, before cooling off slightly.
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Like the geothermal vents deep within Earth's oceans, these could be home to microbes.
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"AuthaGraph faithfully represents all oceans, continents including the neglected Antarctica," the map outline reads.
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Glowing or not, marine snow is found in oceans everywhere, though in varying amounts.
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We recently celebrated World Oceans Day, which honors the incredible universe below the sea.
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The Ross Sea is seen as one of the world's most ecologically important oceans.
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"We all now know the damage plastics are causing to our oceans," they said.
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That sounds counterintuitive, but earth's oceans aren't like a bathtub with a single waterline.
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So, for World Oceans day, talking about sex is vital — not to mention fascinating.
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There's still hope that our oceans won't end up with more plastic than fish.
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The Trump administration is playing a dangerous game with our oceans and coastal communities.
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Maxwell told the gathered diplomats that she'd been "mesmerized by the oceans" since childhood.
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They aim to understand how warming oceans are melting the island's ice from below.
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When those plastic clothes get washed, they junk up our oceans with microplastic pollution.
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The oceans of central bank liquidity that have lifted all markets is drying up.
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Wines being shipped across oceans could have longer shelf lives and more predictable tastes.
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Plastic garbage collecting in our oceans is hazardous to marine life and public health.
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One is a pattern of atmospheric circulation, and the other lies in the oceans.
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Peru has a major role to play in the process of responsible oceans management.
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In Peru, we continue to work toward healthier oceans to make this future possible.
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Out in the vast open oceans, there are two big drivers of oxygen loss.
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Already, there are more than 85033 trillion pieces of plastic floating in our oceans.
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Some scientists estimate that there are 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic debrisin oceans worldwide.
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Maxwell founded the TerraMar Project in 2012 to promote conservancy of the world's oceans.
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It also occupies a geopolitically strategic location between the North Atlantic and Arctic oceans.
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Normal lightning also strikes over land about 10 times more often than over oceans.
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Only about 3 percent of the world's oceans have similar protections, according to Pew.
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On Wednesday, the White House declared June National Oceans Month and Great Outdoors Month.
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Climate change brings with it many existential threats — rising seas, acidifying oceans, species extinction.
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The health of our oceans is a reflection of the health of our planet.
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Methane hydrates are gas frozen into ice-like crystals buried deep under the oceans.
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I had to create something that people would cross mountains for, maybe even oceans.
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Oceans and thick atmospheres could mitigate the temperature contrast between day and night sides.
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Like many other Syrian families, the war has separated us by oceans and continents.
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It's incredibly wasteful, it pollutes our oceans, and transporting it increases our carbon footprint.
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Adidas says the partnership has prevented 2,810 tons of plastic from reaching the oceans.
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Oceana is an organization that works toward the global protection and restoration of oceans.
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The charities involve projects to the clean oceans, children's hospitals and Reporters Without Borders.
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Doing so would mark a turning point for Atlantic coast communities and our oceans.
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"Between cyberspace and outer space lies the possibility of settling the oceans," he wrote.
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The Pacific Coast has already seen blooms of toxic algae spurred by warmer oceans.
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It's even harder when that translation also has to happen across languages and oceans.
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All the more reason to learn as much as possible about the oceans now.
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Japan is emphasizing the problem of plastic litter in the world's oceans and seas.
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As the planet warms, land ice melts, which contributes to the expansion of oceans.
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The world's coral reefs are being ravaged by warmer oceans caused by global warming.
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Forests, with help from oceans and grasslands, are the planet's soil-builders and rainmakers.
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Rising temperatures and plunging oxygen must have made huge swaths of the oceans uninhabitable.
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Another new analysis suggested that the oceans are warming far faster than earlier estimates.
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Given our lousy track record for protecting the oceans, the stakes are incredibly high.
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In Thailand, Marium and Jamil soon became symbols for the conservation of the oceans.
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She transformed the way the space agency pokes around for signs of alien oceans.
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Various methods exist for collecting data about Earth's oceans, including space-based satellite observation.
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Instead, there are oceans of mistrust and betrayal here in a shockingly homophobic world.
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The UK economy relies heavily on oceans with 95% of trade traveling by sea.
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But the two are interconnected, and the oceans are working very hard right now.
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And climate change is warming and acidifying the oceans, threatening to annihilate coral reefs.
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Already, humanity's warming of the oceans has driven significant, adverse disruptions of the seas.
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After all, acidified oceans eat away at the calcium shells in diverse marine critters.
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That plan did not include lease sales for the Atlantic, Pacific or Arctic oceans.
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After three decades sailing the oceans, Mr. Kantner was a German on paper only.
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Instead, the scrap winds up in landfills, burned in incinerators, or in the oceans.
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Indonesia is the second-largest plastic polluter of oceans in the world, after China.
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Tipping points in the world's rainforests, the Arctic and oceans are being reached yearly.
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In the process, they are dumping more and more ice directly into the oceans.
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When he was not looking at the oceans, Mr. Finney was pondering the stars.
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Once the animated oceans drain by 6,000 meters, most of the water is gone.
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Oceans also acidify as they absorb more carbon dioxide, and that causes bleaching, too.
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The data has been useful in documenting changes to land, oceans and the atmosphere.
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It made the Earth pretty quiet for a while—the oceans quietest of all.
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That order asked Zinke to consider drilling expansions in the Atlantic and Arctic oceans.
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These cables, spread across oceans around the world, carry all of the internet traffic.
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Gould later reprised his role as Reuben for both "Oceans Thirteen" and "Ocean's Eight."
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The oceans absorb over 90 percent of heat trapped from human-created greenhouse gases.
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Gruyaert's "Edges" takes us to the shorelines where humans meet oceans, seas and rivers.
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Around the world, efforts are being made to harness the energy of the oceans.
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The report will focus on the effects of climate change on oceans and water.
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"Single-use plastics are overrunning our oceans and bays and neighborhoods," Lierman told CNN.
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Check out the Oceans of Crime Resource Page to learn how you can help.
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The creatures typically inhabit deep waters and migrate long distances across the world's oceans.
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President, were you able to attend the working session on climate and oceans earlier?
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It teamed up with environmental initiative Parley for the Oceans to create the shoe.
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Venus may have had oceans and a climate like Earth's for billions of years.
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Experts say we must find solutions quickly, before we poison our oceans beyond repair.
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But there's a maddening complication: No one's exactly sure how high oceans will rise.
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Warmer oceans can lead to more powerful storms and increased stress on coral reefs.
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Every piece of plastic that makes it to the oceans falls apart with time.
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This story was supported by a Future Oceans grant from the Earth Journalism Network.
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Discarded plastics litter the Earth, and a frightening amount end up in our oceans.
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Today, June 8, is World Oceans Day, a collaborative effort by numerous aquariums and conservationists worldwide to raise awareness about the pollution clogging our oceans and what we can do to protect these amazing environments and the animals that call them home.
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Landing at North Cove Marina in Tribeca last week, they were joined by several Hawaiian leaders at the UN for World Oceans Day, where they lobbied to promote healthy oceans and raise awareness of the risks island populations face due to climate change.
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Over 150 million tonnes of plastic are in our oceans, according to a World Economic Forum paper from 2016, and a 2018 UK government report warned the amount of plastic polluting the world's oceans is expected to triple between 2015 and 2025.
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Over 150 million tonnes of plastic are in our oceans, according to a World Economic Forum paper from 2016, and a 2018 UK government report warned the amount of plastic polluting the world's oceans is expected to triple between 2015 and 2025.
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Carbon emitted through the combustion of fossil fuels over the last century and a half has caused sudden and drastic global warming, melting the poles and the glaciers, altering the acidity of the oceans, disrupting the currents in the oceans and the air.
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This photo serves as an allegory for the current and future state of our oceans.
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Over 90% of global warming in the past 50 years had occurred in the oceans.
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Titan is a weird one—it's got oceans like ours, with hydrocarbons instead of water.
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No place on this planet is more inhospitable to human life than the deep oceans.
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Blue is strongly associated with the orisha Yemaya (Yemoja in Yoruba), goddess of the oceans.
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In the last few decades, the oceans have undergone unprecedented warming while currents have shifted.
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If you don't want the oceans to lose their sparkle, switch to a biodegradable glitter.
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That should make you wonder how the planet's oceans aren't being drained to lower levels.
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So subtle interactions between the oceans and atmosphere can cause natural variation year to year.
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Seafood supply chains are fluid, extending across national boundaries and into the oceans' ungoverned spaces.
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A potential boon is a bumper discovery in the oceans off Guyana, in South America.
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They met and fell in love in late 2014 while filming The Light Between Oceans.
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That, they think, opens a window into the oceans which has, until now, been lacking.
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The target is part of a set of measures aimed at ridding oceans of plastic.
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Her first solo museum show was at the Whitney, in 1973—twelve oceans, all untitled.
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It's unclear how crustaceans' behavior may change as the oceans grow warmer and more acidic.
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His team think the evidence indicates that both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans could close.
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The oceans are absorbing about 93% of the extra heat going into the climate system.
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The oceans are warming and growing more acidic, destroying marine life and generating devastating storms.
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Among the authors' findings: The oceans are warming 13 percent faster than was previously believed.
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Looking at Earth in the new HiRISE image, the oceans and continents are clearly visible.
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That's because these projections may underestimate the powerful influence the warming oceans have on glaciers.
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Similar schemes have been pursued for forest conservation, Brown said, but never for the oceans.
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And he's passionate about educating others on the important role sharks play in our oceans.
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But they're relatively common in the deep sea, with 38 known varietals across the oceans.
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Did we mention that Uranus and Neptune might be hiding vast oceans beneath their clouds?
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From the oxygen we breathe to the food we eat, we depend on healthy oceans.
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How do you make people excited about exploring the oceans (if you're not Elon Musk)?
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Our oceans are currently experiencing unprecedented acidification due to rising CO143 levels in the water.
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The reason, scientists say, has a lot to do with how the oceans store heat.
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Image: WikipediaFile this under definitely not good: global warming is depleting the oceans of oxygen.
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I like blue oceans where we can go create new opportunities in these new market.
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THROUGHOUT history, often for religious reasons, humans have tended to believe the oceans are inexhaustible.
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A little too hot, and the oceans will boil away, triggering a runaway greenhouse effect.
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No part of the globe is more unexplored than the depths of the great oceans.
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The top 3 metres of the oceans hold more heat energy than the entire atmosphere.
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The second part is climate change and what is going on in the deep oceans.
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To do this job, the U.S. Navy has to dominate virtually all the world's oceans.
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Present in all the oceans, it is one of the largest ecosystems in the world.
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Ms Schmidt has, since then, sponsored competitions aimed at improving the lot of the oceans.
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"I say the oceans are under attack when I talk to people," says Ms Schmidt.
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Oceans are absorbing more carbon dioxide because of the burning of fossil fuels for energy.
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Disney's launch of period drama "Oceans" premiered Thursday in competition at the Venice Film Festival.
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Reports suggest that at least eight million tons of plastic enters our oceans every year.
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The goal is to use art to generate awareness of the dangers oceans face today.
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Mars likely held flowing water during its ancient past, possibly even vast oceans of it.
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Pros: Any Mon Calamari invasion of Earth would focus on making the oceans livable first.
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It learned those oceans may contain hydrothermal vents and the right ingredients to support life.
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You. Humans. It's a toxic health issue for the oceans and for humans as well.
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Hardly impressive, considering 20143 million tons of plastic wind up in our oceans every year.
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"As divers, we care deeply about the oceans," Ghost Fishing CEO Pascal van Erp said.
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"As the oceans get warmer, these ocean based storms get a lot stronger," he said.
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All these words come to mind when one thinks of the depth of the oceans.
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Today is World Oceans day — which means it's the perfect time to talk about sex.
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Today is World Oceans Day, and Lush wants to make sure you know about it.
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And that opens up the possibility of even more subsurface oceans in our Solar System.
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"Biodiversity forms the foundation of healthy forests, rivers and oceans," he said in a statement.
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This means subs that can travel greater distances in the surrounding Indian and Pacific oceans.
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Symonds left the Conservative Party in 2018 to head-up Bloomberg's eco-initiative Vibrant Oceans.
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Ships that set sail for blue oceans are often becalmed in the middle of nowhere.
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There will also be two more special reports on oceans and land use next year.
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The U.N. estimates some 100 million tons have been dumped in the oceans to date.
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And environmentalists worried about plastic garbage ending up in the world's oceans slammed the hub.
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To demonstrate that, researchers analyzed water molecules in oceans for indicators of their ancient past.
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We must demand that our government ban single-use plastics and better protect our oceans.
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Some scientists estimate that there are 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic debris in oceans worldwide.
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Seeing what is occurring in our oceans is the first step toward fighting illegal fishing.
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Greenland, located between the North Atlantic and Arctic oceans, is dependent on Danish economic support.
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Plastic litter is piling up in our oceans, where animals eat and choke on it.
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Our public lands and oceans must remain open for all to enjoy and benefit from.
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The oceans provide us with more than 80 million metric tons of fish each year.
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NASA scientists are dropping an upside-down underwater rover into the icy oceans of Antarctica.
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Our elements return, in any event, to the oceans to re-form as other life.
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After the asteroid crash, the study authors wrote, the oceans underwent rapid and intense acidification.
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The oceans are heating up twice as fast as they were in the early '90s.
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Here, the warming oceans are melting the edges of glaciers, which leave new land exposed.
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Take the long drive home through oceans, farmland, and roads that are straight for miles.
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Trump skipped the G-2202 working session on climate, biodiversity and oceans at 2628 a.m.
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We can indeed maintain economic prosperity while protecting our air, waterways, lands, oceans and climate.
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It had water — vast oceans, east and west — and, since 2001, a formidable visa program.
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It's also making shoes out of plastic retrieved from the oceans, in partnership with Parley.
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About 70 percent of Earth's surface is covered by water, most of it in oceans.
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But New Zealand's oceans are notably full of plastic marine debris that endangers sea life.
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The move is an effort to combat plastic pollution that threatens oceans and marine life.
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Most of the extra heat from man-made global warming ends up in the oceans.
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Oceans are changing rapidly; if we do not act soon the consequences could be devastating.
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Oceans are resilient and we can help them heal, but we cannot afford to wait.
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Ships need an easy way to communicate with the shore and to navigate the oceans.
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I've tried it many times, in many oceans, for many years, and I hate it.
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You wouldn't know this by looking at the games we create that center on oceans.
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That means approximately 10 million tons of plastic ends up floating in oceans each year.
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Right now, the world's oceans absorb 25% to 50% of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere.
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If we neglect the oceans, we could have greater famines than we do right now.
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"With the oceans, you are moving a lot of heat around the globe," said Golledge.
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Earth's oceans circulate along gradients of hot and cold as well as salty and fresh.
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The "Oceans 11" homage that takes up a solid third of the show is beautiful.
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A similar dynamic is emerging in our oceans, and this could have far-reaching implications.
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In 2015 Adidas partnered with Parley for the Oceans to turn marine pollution into sportswear.
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Warmer oceans drive fish farther north, away from the hungry nations that need them most.
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"It really swung the pendulum toward the plausibility of oceans in icy worlds," he said.
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All that warming is simmering the world's oceans and melting ice caps and sea ice.
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Learn more about Project 0 here and the La Mer Blue Heart Oceans Fund here.
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As the oceans have warmed, disruptions in United States fisheries, long predicted, are now underway.
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And the oceans are vast; it's impossible to board every last pirate ship out there.
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And as oceans warm, their waters expand and occupy more space, also raising sea levels.
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These slimy sea aliens exist in great numbers in nearly all of the world's oceans.
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Q&A Q. What will happen to the salinity of the oceans as icebergs melt?
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The Strait of Malacca is a strategic choke point between the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
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By 1960, the Polaris missile could be launched by submarines cruising beneath the world's oceans.
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Roughly 27 percent of all carbon dioxide emitted since 1959 has gone into the oceans.
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For these same reasons, it is past time to commit more investment to our oceans.
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The thawing of the Arctic will establish new, direct sea lanes between oceans and continents.
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But globally, the past 10 years have been the warmest on record for Earth's oceans.
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Previously, Way authored a 2016 study about climate and oceans on Venus in its past.
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Synthetic fibers are made from fossil fuels and don't break down in landfills or oceans.
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That is what inspired me to spend my life learning and teaching about the oceans.
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Already, climate change has raised temperatures, depleted oxygen and acidified waters in the world's oceans.
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What does it mean to be an 18-year-old girl across oceans and cultures?
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The oceans absorb over 90 percent of the heat trapped on Earth by human activities.
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But how that oxygen got into the oceans in the first place was a mystery.
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It's estimated that there will be more plastic than fish in the oceans by 2050.
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Soccer is a profound unifier that knows neither borders nor oceans, social class nor ethnicity.
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In reality, however, these facilities can exacerbate many of the problems already hurting our oceans.
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Extreme weather gets more extreme Warmer oceans make tropical storms more intense and longer lasting.
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Food security Fish species respond to warmer oceans by migrating to cooler areas, says Simpson.
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Surrounded on three sides by enormous and frigid oceans, Canada has few people sneaking in.
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As our fossil-fuel emissions heat the planet, the threat to Earth's oceans is staggering.
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As our carbon emissions heat our planet, we're spared far worse because of the oceans.
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As oceans warm and acidify, it's becoming harder to make a living from the sea.
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The oceans have been warming at an accelerated rate since the 1960s, studies have found.
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It's a situation that makes it harder for sea life to thrive in the oceans.
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This delicate task was to be performed by staff at Cape Town's Two Oceans Aquarium.
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A new study suggests the oceans have been warming more rapidly than scientists previously thought.
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Next, it crossed oceans to Spain, Chile, New Zealand, Canada, and even the Hawaiian Islands.
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As the oceans continue to heat up, those effects will become more catastrophic, scientists say.
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"Oceans are really the best thermometer we have for changes in the Earth," he said.
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But here, mixing oceans stir up nutrients so kelp — and the animals it feeds — thrive.
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Combine that with impeccable music videos, and you get a story that can transcend oceans.
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Since the early 1970s, researchers have collected plastic from beaches and oceans around the globe.
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Earth's oceans have become stormier since 1985, according to a study published Thursday in Science.
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He's witnessed deforestation in rainforests, coral bleaching in oceans, and habitat loss for certain species.
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The March mission was part of NASA's Oceans Melting Greenland (OMG) project, a five-year, $30 million effort aimed at improving sea level rise projections by understanding how warming oceans are melting ice sheets from below - the most ambitious research on the subject to date.
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Finally, businesses should commit to supporting the ocean-focused NGOs that are helping to shape policy and action for our oceans, as well as funding ocean science at the universities that are delivering the data we will need to manage and sustain our future oceans.
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Ocean acidification: Carbon dioxide emitted into the air is absorbed by the oceans — as a result, the oceans' acidity has increased by 30 percent since the late 1800s — which harms coral reefs and other creatures that serve as the base of the sea's food web.
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A number of surprising things happened at the Our Oceans Conference, a meeting that took place in Washington, DC last week in which scientists, conservationists, and politicians met to discuss how to better safeguard our oceans from pollution, fraud, climate change, slavery, and overfishing.
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The Navy had been authorized to use the high-intensity long-range sonar — called low-frequency active sonar, or LFA — for five years across more than 20023 percent of the world's oceans, in areas of the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans and the Mediterranean Sea.
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Another way to describe how much heat humans are pumping into the oceans from greenhouse gas emissions: Give every person on the planet 100 hair dryers and have them aim them at all at the oceans, 800 hours a day, all year, according to Abraham.
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How they protect themselves may help the rest of the world save all of the oceans.
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It has initiated a massive oceanographic research and survey effort across virtually all the world's oceans.
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EarthImage: NASAOn paper, Earth has everything going for it: beautiful blue oceans, expansive terrain, and dogs.
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Searchers have struggled with rough conditions, unchartered oceans and water depths of up to 6 kilometres.
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And nitrogen fertilises the oceans, [eventually] depleting the water of oxygen, creating enormous coastal dead zones.
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The remote expanse of the world's oceans may seem like a tranquil space to conduct science.
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It owns 130 such gliders, about a third cruising the world's oceans at any given time.
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"I wrote oceans to try and understand that deep ache of missing someone," the singer explains.
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A species of baleen whale, Bryde's whales are found in the warm waters of several oceans.
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The estimate excludes the sale of property assets to subsidiary China Overseas Grand Oceans Group Ltd.
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Given how rapidly oceans are warming, however, those efforts will likely fall far short, experts say.
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Based on the new data, they've likely only lost about three Earth-oceans worth of water.
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They explore, rather tenderly, the concept of home and how complicated it becomes across literal oceans.
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It added that there were more than 150 million tons of plastic in the planet's oceans.
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Plastic and other human-produced waste have become a growing presence and problem in the oceans.
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The water was eventually cut off from the oceans and evaporated, depositing thick layers of salt.
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The pair began dating in 2014, after meeting on the set of The Light Between Oceans.
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For example, the company won't get much benefit out of providing full coverage over the oceans.
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With literally oceans of reviews of venues, there's a growing sense of information overload amongst people.
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Crucial to protecting oceans as pressure mounts is understanding what lies at the bottom, experts say.
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Some have even crossed entire oceans using these silk parachutes to stay aloft on wind currents.
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Only about 2% of our oceans are properly protected, with 7% under some form of protection.
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"Our oceans are being turned into rubbish dumps," says Erik Solheim, the head of the agency.
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When they are vandalized or hurled into rivers, ponds, and oceans, they are an environmental hazard.
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Insects outweigh all the fish in the oceans and all the livestock munching grass on land.
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Depending on who you ask, there are upwards of five major issues plaguing the oceans today.
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Oceans from home, isolated from friends and family, they are lonely, scared, and unable to escape.
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While in space, Koch captured breathtaking photos of Earth's landscapes and oceans from 250 miles above.
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People, too, migrated across the oceans on a proportionately far bigger scale than they do today.
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But history teaches us, from Pearl Harbor to 9/11, that oceans alone cannot protect us.
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As the creatures filter water, they also filter tiny pieces of plastic that litter the oceans.
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Greenland is a massive island and autonomous Danish territory between the North Atlantic and Arctic oceans.
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Warmer oceans mean sea level rise in the form of melting sea ice, and thermal expansion.
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Aphra and her people appear human early in life, before transforming to live in the oceans.
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Do the gals in your gang fill the archetypes that we've seen from the Oceans franchise?
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Nearly all aquatic life in oceans worldwide would be impacted; 99% of coral reefs could die.
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The tides it raises in the oceans act as a gentle brake on the Earth's rotation.
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For centuries, sailors spoke about a tentacled monster called "the Kraken" that lurked in the oceans.
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We will first look for water vapor in the planet's atmosphere -- suggestive of liquid water oceans.
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From macro to micro, plastics are slowly permeating our bodies, our oceans and even our air.
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