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How can Northern Germany’s coasts become more resilient?

5 questions to Dr Insa Meinke about the North Sea coast in the face of climate change

17.02.2025 · HEREON
Timing is everything

Initiative calls for increased global collaboration to reconstruct the climate of the past 100 million years more reliably across regions

07.02.2025 · ´MARUM
Ice streams deform due to tiny ice quakes

Dynamics of Greenland’s ice decrypted

06.02.2025 · AWI
Questions and answers about the earthquakes near Santorini

An accumulation of weak to moderate earthquakes has been recorded around Santorini since 24 January.

06.02.2025 · GEOMAR
Seagrass meadows as natural climate protectors

New major project investigates potential of seagrass meadows as carbon sinks

24.01.2025 · GEOMAR
Glacial Melt Endangers Ecosystems

Hereon Investigates Water in Arctic Fjords – Global Warming Has Drastic Impacts Here Too

14.01.2025 · HEREON
Long-term measurements for climate research

Last weekend, the first GEOMAR expedition of the year set sail. The aim of the mission is to study oceanographic and meteorological processes in the tropical Atlantic,

07.01.2025 · GEOMAR
Warming exacerbates oxygen depletion in the western Baltic Sea

Rising water temperatures undermine nutrient reduction efforts

20.12.2024 · GEOMAR
Actual Social Cost of CO2 Emissions More Than Twice as High

Greenhouse-gas emissions cost societies far more than previously assumed

18.12.2024 · CEN
Phase II for DAM research mission sustainMare

The mission on the “Protection and sustainable use of marine areas” is the second DAM research mission to be extended.

16.12.2024 · DAM
How sulphur affects the carbon cycle of subtropical seagrass meadows

Seagrass meadows have an important climate protection function due to their long-term carbon storage potential. An international research team has now been able to show that seagrass

12.12.2024 · IOW
How do marine food webs respond to increasing alkalinity?

The ocean naturally absorbs a quarter to a third of man-made CO2 emissions, but this process also leads to the acidification of seawater.

10.12.2024 · GEOMAR
Rapid surge in global warming mainly due to reduced planetary albedo

Rising sea levels, melting glaciers, heatwaves at sea – 2023 set a number of alarming new records.

06.12.2024 · AWI
Not too warm and not too cold – Finding the Goldilocks Zone of the Great Barrier Reef

The environmental conditions that allowed the Great Barrier Reef to grow to its current size have been a scientific puzzle.

04.12.2024 · CAU
Turning point in global fossil CO2 emissions has not yet been reached

As the Global Carbon Project shows, fossil CO2 emissions have continued to rise in 2024.

13.11.2024 · AWI

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News

All press releases and news from the DAM

How can Northern Germany’s coasts become more resilient?

Timing is everything

Ice streams deform due to tiny ice quakes

Questions and answers about the earthquakes near Santorini

Seagrass meadows as natural climate protectors

Glacial Melt Endangers Ecosystems

Long-term measurements for climate research

Warming exacerbates oxygen depletion in the western Baltic Sea

Actual Social Cost of CO2 Emissions More Than Twice as High

Phase II for DAM research mission sustainMare

How sulphur affects the carbon cycle of subtropical seagrass meadows

How do marine food webs respond to increasing alkalinity?

Rapid surge in global warming mainly due to reduced planetary albedo

Not too warm and not too cold – Finding the Goldilocks Zone of the Great Barrier Reef

Turning point in global fossil CO2 emissions has not yet been reached

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