Phil Plumley.

Ocean Matters Podcast

A Podcast dedicated to the love and preservation of the oceans. Past, Present & Future. Raising Awareness every step of the Way.

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Phil Plumley.

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Education

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8. jul. 2026

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Episoder

SCRIPPS oceanography researcher receives the YIP 03.09.2021

A few words on Sophia Merrifield recent award for robotic systems.

Robotic floats provide new look at ocean health and global carbon cycle 01.09.2021

Based on the article in science daily.com

Why the ocean is blue? 31.08.2021

An answer by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution whoi.edu

Facts about the Mediterranean Sea 31.08.2021

A few facts on the Med.

Environmental documentaries, how I support them 26.08.2021

A few words on how I am of support when it comes to environmental documentaries.

William Saville-Kent, a view on the Great Barrier Reef from the 19th Century 26.08.2021

A few words on a fabulous scientist called William Saville-Kent.

The wonders that live at the very bottom of the sea 23.08.2021

A read of the NY Times article authored by Robert Moor.

On Instagram @oceanmatterspodcast 22.08.2021

Please follow on @oceanmatterspodcast where videos will start to be featured around the same topic as this podcast!

The Plastic Odyssey starts its Mediterranean tour in September. 21.08.2021

A quick update on plasticodyssey.org

The Endless Summer 18.08.2021

A few words on the classic movie that set a standard in the genre.

At the frontier of the climate crisis, one scientist's quest to record the 'invisible world' 17.08.2021

A quick read of the article authored by Edward Helmore.

The Ocean Remembers 17.08.2021

A read of the article in phys.org authored by UCSB, on the study that suggests the ocean maintained a relatively steady temperature through most of the 20th century.

In the face of climate change, we must act so that we can feel hopeful. 17.08.2021

A read of the article in Time authored by Katherine Hayhoe.

The IPCC report, a few words of my own on it... 12.08.2021

My two cents on the IPCC report.

Yes, the climate crisis is terrifying, but I refuse to abandon hope 11.08.2021

A quick read of an article by Arwa Mahdawi.

What is the IPCC and why is its new climate report different from others? 09.08.2021

A read of the new article authored by Fiona Harvey.

IPCC climate report makes for sobering reading 09.08.2021

A read of an article authored by Andrew Sparrow.

Our leaders look at climate change in the eyes, and shrug 09.08.2021

A quick read of an article authored by Hamilton Nolan

My Octopus Teacher 04.08.2021

A quick note on the documentary My Octopus Teacher by Craig Foster.

Developing autonomous technology to assess condition of seagrass beds 31.07.2021

A quick read of an article by Mr Alan Williams found in Plymouth.ac.uk

Noise pollution affects practically everything, even seagrass. 28.07.2021

A quick read of an article by Ashley Braun.

This year the weather isn't letting us carry on as normal. 26.07.2021

A read of the recent work of the Guardian columnist Emma Brockes.

The Great Barrier Reef is a victim of climate change - but it could be part of the solution. 26.07.2021

A read of a call to action by Peter Thompson and Ove Hoegh-Guldberg recently published in the Guardian.

Seagrass can actually restore the oceans. 21.07.2021

A quick read of an article authored by Laura Paddison on the Great news about seagrass.

NASA uncovers hidden system of mysteriously draining lakes under Antarctica 20.07.2021

A read of the great article authored by Stephanie Pappas, originally published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.

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