I'm going to make a short, unpleasant and concise summary of what will happen to every living child that are currently within the age group of between 3 to 5, on the entire planet, in the decades to come, if the executives of seabed mining companies, are permitted to do what they attempt to do so.
https://substack.com/profile/290864353-ace-fujiwara/note/c-104467971
This instrument is just one of many parts of the first-of-its-kind #OceanObservatory in the #SouthernOcean, launched in January in partnership with #UVIC, #SpanishNationalResearchCouncil & #OceanNetworksCanada.
The #observatory monitors temperature, water depth, oxygen & chlorophyll levels in the #ocean water. Paired to a #satellite, the observatory transmits #data every 30 mins to #researchers.
The open sea is full of life: A thimbleful of water can contain up to a million bacteria. For microbiologist Meinhard Simon from Oldenburg, Germany, a whole world unfolds on a small scale. In our latest feature, Simon tells us what fascinates him about this world and what role the Roseobacter group plays in the world's oceans: https://uol.de/en/news/article/the-ocean-microbiome-8946
#MarineResearch #Microbiology #OceanSciences @dfg_public
T. Badewien (l), D. Schmidt / UOL (r)
Is anyone here posting about the #OceanSciences #OSM24 meeting in New Orleans? It's depressing that the official conference website only seems to acknowledge the existence of Twitter/X 
"Changes in #ocean circulation can affect uptake of both #heat and #CarbonDioxide over many thousands of years," Caldeira continued. "The #decisions we make about #energy systems and #deforestation over the next years will affect #Earth 's #climate for many millennia in ways that are now poorly understood."
