Oceans cool off in hottest years

Article Abstract:

Ocean measurements indicate that the world's seas have cooled considerably during some of the warmest years in recent history. Oceanographers, however, do not read too much into this, stating that such phenomenon is just a short-term fluctuation in an ocean that is warming overall and suggests that knowledge about global climate system is still insufficient.

United States, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Oceanology, Oceanography, Ocean temperature

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Gas leak!

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the phenomenon of global warming. He investigates the mistery of methane release from the sea bed and the effects that triggered that release causing the temperatures to soar in the Earth's geological past.

Germany, Physiological aspects, Methane, Ocean bottom

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The new face of the Arctic

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Global warming has resulted in Arctic Ocean losing more and more ice every summer. The author contemplates on consequence of receding ice cover and its effect on humans, animals and birds living in the Arctic.

Arctic, Arctic research, Arctic Ocean

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