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The melted Greenland ice sheet makes sea level rise faster
If the lesson that scientists learned from the disappearance of the last North American ice sheet is correct, global sea level rise due to Greenland tan ice sheet is pro…
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Oceanography
More than 50% of marine shark species are in danger of extinction
The first study to determine the global risk of 21 species of sharks and sea rays shows the serious state of overfishing and also provides important steps that governmen…
Oceanography
Scientists: Need a system to monitor the oceans
A group of reputable scientists said it is necessary to quickly upgrade the ocean surveillance system to combat warming seawater, excessive seafood exploitation and poll…
Oceanography
Melting ice can harm walruses
Federal experts in Alaska on marine mammals in the study of the effects of global warming on walrus, polar bears and seals have warned that what they can do to protect t…
Oceanography
Can algae limit global warming?
Some diatoms are so small that 30 such individuals fit in a human hair width; but they also exist in extremely large numbers to become key creatures in things
Oceanography
Almost every sea area has been devastated by humans
In many ways, nearly all of the world's oceans have been destroyed by humans, of which 41% have been severely degraded, a study revealed yesterday.
Oceanography
2009: Source of tuna may decrease by 37% due to warming of the Earth
Japanese researchers warn that if the global climate continues to warm up at the current rate, by the end of the century, tuna resources in the Pacific will be seriously…
Oceanography
The hot climate gradually destroys coral reefs
The warmer global climate phenomenon may have permanently destroyed some of the planet's most rare coral reefs. It is affirmed by a group of international researchers af…
Oceanography
Global warming changes the ocean flow
Scientists at the Scrip Institute of Oceanography at the University of Caliphonia after measuring carbon 13 isotopes in samples taken at 14 points in all four oceans, fo…
Oceanography
Sea level rose 30 cm in the 21st century
By using data from tide gauges around the world, Australian researchers have discovered sea level rise of about 19.5 cm from 1870-2004, with the fastest growth rate in 5…
Oceanography
Predict the state of the oceans
Providing global forecasts about the state of the oceans within 15 days, similar to the atmosphere: that's the Mercator project's ambition. The Mercator project was foun…
Oceanography
The ocean absorbs 50% of CO2 emissions
About 50% of the total amount of CO2 emitted by humans since the industrial revolution has dissolved into the world's oceans, adversely affecting marine organisms.
Archeology
Searching for traces of giant spider monsters eating humans in ancient times
Earth in the past has had periods of global warm weather, abundant oxygen in the air, creating conditions for species to grow suddenly.
Archeology
Bird fossils 90 million years help predict the future of the Earth
Scientists discovered the 90-million-year-old fossil of a new winged bird over a meter long and sharp teeth in Canada's Arctic region.
Archeology
Detecting many archaeological relics in Dong Van stone plateau
From July 26 to August 6, Vietnam Archaeological Institute survey conducted a survey of 14 monuments (including 13 ancient river floor relics and 1 cave monument) along…