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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Ultimo episodio
8 lug 2026
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Episodi
SCRIPPS oceanography researcher receives the YIP 03.09.2021 4:58
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 12:48
Based on the article in science daily.com
Why the ocean is blue? 31.08.2021 4:04
An answer by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution whoi.edu
Facts about the Mediterranean Sea 31.08.2021 6:55
A few facts on the Med.
Environmental documentaries, how I support them 26.08.2021 8:20
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 14:56
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 15:32
A read of the NY Times article authored by Robert Moor.
On Instagram @oceanmatterspodcast 22.08.2021 0:28
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 6:20
A quick update on plasticodyssey.org
The Endless Summer 18.08.2021 10:09
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 10:01
A quick read of the article authored by Edward Helmore.
The Ocean Remembers 17.08.2021 5:42
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 7:20
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 16:35
My two cents on the IPCC report.
Yes, the climate crisis is terrifying, but I refuse to abandon hope 11.08.2021 5:35
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 6:14
A read of the new article authored by Fiona Harvey.
IPCC climate report makes for sobering reading 09.08.2021 5:31
A read of an article authored by Andrew Sparrow.
Our leaders look at climate change in the eyes, and shrug 09.08.2021 9:03
A quick read of an article authored by Hamilton Nolan
My Octopus Teacher 04.08.2021 10:43
A quick note on the documentary My Octopus Teacher by Craig Foster.
Developing autonomous technology to assess condition of seagrass beds 31.07.2021 5:07
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 6:58
A quick read of an article by Ashley Braun.
This year the weather isn't letting us carry on as normal. 26.07.2021 7:01
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 7:43
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 8:13
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 6:27
A read of the great article authored by Stephanie Pappas, originally published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.
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