Treating wastewater creates struvite—a nutrient-rich crystal that might just be the key to bolstering struggling seagrass beds.
https://t.co/LLAIglemi6 via @hakaimagazine
In recognition that the science community can not hold itself separate and apart from democratic society, join me and like minded scientists and experts in signing on to this statement in defense of democracy. https://t.co/dRaGEtRWGz @DaviesswPhD @pgirguis @JoannaCCarey
EVERY CITY SHOULD DO THIS! NYC just turned the Metronome in Union Square into a Climate Clock counting down the 7 years and 102 days we have left to dramatically reduce carbon emissions! https://t.co/zaAs3Qy7Fp #ActInTime#GreenNewDeal#ClimateWeekNYC#ClimateClock
Blue Whale Hearts May Beat Only Twice a Minute During a Dive https://t.co/FktS5AeKDG
#BUOceans2019 ...I was sent this article by an Oceanography student and wanted to share - check out the pic of the plastinated whale heart!!!
.@BUEarth's @cmazur_rocks: “Unfortunately, as more and more H+ bind with carbonates in #Seawater, there is less available for #Oysters or any shell-making organisms to build their shells”, part 2 #ClimateChange
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Follow Max, a broadbill #swordfish tagged by the #OceanTwilightZone team in September. When we get the pop-off tag back, we’ll know where, how long, and how deep he dove into the mesopelagic and how the surface ocean connects to that deep, dark realm. https://t.co/O1JWjIrVlC
Happy #JellyfishDay! These baby fish are celebrating by hanging out in the bell of a moon jelly in @FloridaKeysNMS. What's your favorite species of jellyfish to see in your national marine sanctuaries? #EarthIsBlue
The world's whales are worth more than $1 trillion, researchers concluded in a recent report, due to whale tourism, the nutrients whales disperse and the carbon captured by their massive bodies. (Their real value is infinite; we can't make one.)
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