Shipping pallets may not be the most exciting of topics, but when it comes to tackling climate change they have a role to play too! Discover how NGO Change The Pallet are hoping to reduce carbon emissions from shipping and transportation of goods with a rather simple solution…

We know climate change is altering coral reef ecosystems, but how will these changes impact the human communities that depend on them for their livelihood?  

Penguins, competition, climate change, stable isotopes - oh my!

Detecting species range changes in the marine environment is difficult and expensive.  For many species, assessment simply has not taken place.

The network of 523 rivers and streams flowing on top of the Greenland ice sheet is draining vast amounts of meltwater through sinkholes.

Sea level rise is fast becoming a challenging issue for coastal communities world-wide

Photophores – light emitting cells on the body of fish - reveal life in the sea

How can we find out what historic ocean-climate was? Turns out that there are all sorts of clever ways.

 Climate change doesn’t just mean that the global mean surface temperature is increasing.  Because oceans absorb heat, they too increase their temperature.  The upper layers are affected first, but as warming increases, lower and lower depths also increase in temperature.