Topic: Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
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Gulf oil spill: Why is it so hard to stop?
Working in the deep sea at the source of the Gulf oil spill is a bit like working in space, say scientists. It's a hard place to get to, a tricky space in which to maneuver, and subject to daunting laws of physics.
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Squid invasions signal changes in the Pacific Ocean
In the Pacific, jumbo squid have moved to new waters, signaling changes in the ocean, scientists observe.
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How air imperils the sea
Rising levels of carbon dioxide make oceans more acidic, putting shellfish, corals, and more at risk.
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Warming seas create a massive chemistry experiment
Rising acidity in oceans and accelerating wind patterns may lead to unexpected changes.
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CO2 could worsen whales' sonar problems
Conservationists say that naval sonar exercises are harming whales. What isn't often mentioned in the debate is how the burning of fossil fuels could be making the problem worse.
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