Ocean Matters Podcast

Is Antarctica a country? 18.07.2021 9:52 ↓

A read of the article recently authored by Lilit Marcus.

What is creating so many floods in Europe? 18.07.2021 8:41 ↓

A read of the recent article authored by Jonathan Watts, and a thank you to Ed Hawkins.

Sharks that hunted near Antarctica millions of years ago recorded Earth's climate history 17.07.2021 8:35 ↓

A read of an article authored by Sora Kim in theconversation.com

Climate scientists shocked by scale of floods in Germany. 16.07.2021 9:36 ↓

A read of the recently published article authored by Jonathan Watts.

What is the EU's plan to tackle global heating? 16.07.2021 8:34 ↓

A read of an article authored by Jennifer Rankin.

Our climate change turning points are here and now. 15.07.2021 11:48 ↓

An article that was recently published authored by Rebecca Solnit.

Discoveries made as bits of Antarctica melt off. 10.07.2021 4:51 ↓

An article authored by Brandon Specktor for livescience.com

Study shows that lobsters can detect sound 09.07.2021 8:07 ↓

As found on the whoi.edu website, a study headed by Youenn Jézéquel shares the research of anthropogenic noise on lobsters.

Ocean Literacy 08.07.2021 20:22 ↓

A few words on the very welcoming community of ocean literacy. Please visit www.oceanliteracy.unesco.org

Greg Noll, Surfing Superstar who tackled the big waves, dies at 84 07.07.2021 11:00 ↓

Journalist Richard Sandomir shares a profile of the late Greg Noll in the New York Times.

60 years of Climate Change warning signs 07.07.2021 29:51 ↓

An extract from Our Biggest Experiment: An Epic History of the Climate Crisis by Alice Bell.

Explorer Robert Ballard's memoir finds shipwrecks and strange life forms in the ocean's darkest reac 03.07.2021 10:52 ↓

An article in the conversation.com authored by Suzanne O'Connell talks about the recent memoir of R. Ballard

How to become an oceanographer 03.07.2021 5:23 ↓

A quick read of an article in the whoi.edu

Icebergs as tall as the Eiffel Tower once flowed past the outer banks to Florida... 03.07.2021 6:49 ↓

A quick read of an article in phys.org authored by Mark Price, initially published in the Charlotte Observer.

The Ocean has a serious case of heartburn. Is relief on its way? 03.07.2021 8:48 ↓

I read an article out of whoi.edu authored by Evan Lubofsky.

410 million people at risk from sea level rises 01.07.2021 6:28 ↓

A study originally published in Nature Communications shares which are the most vulnerable parts of the planet when it comes to the rise of sea level.

Hobie Surfboards celebration! 28.06.2021 9:21 ↓

An article in the Dana Point Times by Lillian Boyd shares on the roots of Hobie Surfboards.

Climate Change hits Native Americans especially hard. 28.06.2021 18:20 ↓

A great article in the New York Times authored by Christopher Flavelle and Kalen Goodluck addressing the effects of climate change on Native Americans.

Earth is trapping twice as much heat as it did in 2005 28.06.2021 3:51 ↓

An article by Tereza Pultarova, originally published June 15 2021 in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.

Global warming below 1.7°C is 'not plausible' 28.06.2021 7:57 ↓

Another article in the conversation.com based on the social drivers of decarbonisation.

What will the world actually look like at 1.5°C of warming? 28.06.2021 8:02 ↓

A quick read of an article found in the conversation.com

Breaking boundaries, climate change facts 26.06.2021 7:01 ↓

A reading of the review in the news scientist titled: Breaking Boundaries review, Attenborough on climate change facts

A warming on climate tipping points 26.06.2021 8:31 ↓

A reading of an article by Fiona Harvey in the Guardian addressing the reality of climate's tipping points.

A brief history of climate targets and technological promises. 17.06.2021 16:57 ↓

In carbongrief.org , Prof. Duncan McLaren shares a post on climate targets.

John Stanley Sawyer, Predicting global warming in 1972 16.06.2021 9:30 ↓

An article in the Guardian, authored by Dana Nuccittelli, sharing the work of J.S. Sawyer.