News All press releases and news from the DAM Topics All Topics Biodiversity Climate Change Management Pollution Research Structure Usage DAM news only Due to sea-ice retreat, zooplankton could remain in the deep longer New study shows: Climate change is affecting the seasonal vertical migration of zooplankton in the Arctic The Ocean: A Solution to Climate Change? Regulation of Negative Emissions Technologies Presents Many Challenges The ocean will play a key role in efforts to tackle the climate crisis, according to scientists and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The use of so-called “negative emissions technologies” to enhance carbon sequestration and storage in the ocean is increasingly being discussed. In a study published in the scientific journal "Frontiers”, RIFS researchers Lina Röschel and Barbara Neumann describe the challenges that these technologies present for both the marine environment and society, and identify cornerstones for their responsible use. The existing regulatory and institutional frameworks for international ocean governance do not provide a comprehensive framework for the governance of these emerging technologies, the authors conclude. Instead, an approach is needed that integrates foresight mechanisms, considers the potential unintended impacts of these technologies on the ocean, and engages with diverse stakeholders. When Neptune nudges dominoes: How the Southern Ocean controls global climate feedbacks A study by Kang et al. proposes a new hypothesis for the anomalous slowdown in the rate of average global surface warming between 1979 and 2013. Often attributed to La Niña-like Pacific sea surface temperature trends, the scientists propose that an observed Southern Ocean cooling may have partially contributed to more negative global climate feedbacks, which reduce global warming, in that period. This effect should be accounted for in coupled atmosphere–ocean global climate models as it has an impact on projections of future climate change. Expedition to long-term observatory off Oregon MARUM team retrieves deep-sea observatory developed in Bremen Rare but devastating: When volcanoes trigger tsunamis Expedition to Indonesia to study the landslide of the Anak Krakatau volcano Blue Carbon Creating Forest Inventories with Drones and Artificial Intelligence Climate change threatens Arctic polar cod stocks Researchers fear significant consequences of rising temperatures and sea ice retreat for the most important fish in the Arctic Ocean Expedition investigates hydrothermal systems in different water depths for the first time Research cruise with the METEOR starts Estuaries as climate gas hotspots A new study of the Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon raises hopes of targeting nitrous oxide emissions Winter storms over Labrador Sea influence Gulf Stream system New study on Atlantic current variability published Past climate warming driven by hydrothermal vents New study shows volcanism 56 million years ago released more methane than thought Eyewitnesses to Arctic Change AWI Director Antje Boetius leads Polarstern expedition to the Central Arctic How eelgrass spread around the world An international research team led by GEOMAR reconstructs the worldwide colonisation history of the most widespread marine plant Artificial rocks from macroplastics threaten ocean health German-Indonesian research team identifies new rock-like compounds from plastic waste and coral rubble for the first time Further research on climate change in the tropical Pacific needed New GEOMAR study reports climate simulations to deviate from actual developments in the tropical Pacific and their significance for projections of the future climate Previous 1 … 18 19 20 … 38 Next Share this page Newsletter Always up to date with the DAM newsletter. (German only) Subscribe Our Sponsors The federal government and the governments of the five northern German states support the current development and sponsor the DAM.