Ocean — latest ecology news

This exciting discovery, they say, illustrates the impact of climate change on marine life.

Scientists are currently working on confirming their hypothesis

Record ocean temperatures indicate that seas are warming faster than expected, and the effects of these changes will be felt everywhere, from polar ice shelves to coastal cities around the world

This was announced during the annual conference "Our Ocean"

This will contribute to the achievement of the EU's ocean energy targets

AMOC collapse may occur around 2050

Only 9% of the world's plastic waste is recycled, and the rest ends up in landfills or incinerators

The level of increase in the amount of sea ice is insignificant and significantly less than in 1990-2000

Previously, fishermen did not have a suitable place where they could bring their old tackle

If the level of warming exceeds 3°C, the ocean will flood the habitats of 800 million people

There is a potential danger to dolphins, birds and other animals

By February 2024, the number of ships passing through the canal will be reduced to 18 per day