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Decline in Nutrient Load and Sea-level Rise

Winners and Losers in the Wadden Sea UNESCO World Heritage Site

07.03.2023 · SAM
New study in Nature Communications

Warming and overfishing could switch the role of fishes in the marine carbon cycle

07.03.2023 · ZMT
Reassessment of Storegga event: second major landslide recognized

GEOMAR study suggests more frequent large submarine landslides on the Norwegian shelf

01.03.2023 · GEOMAR
Climate change disrupts core habitats of marine species

Modelling study indicates the extent of the threat to marine ecosystems

15.02.2023 · AWI
Following the traces of phytoplankton

METEOR expedition M187 off Namibia aims to improve our understanding of future changes in marine food webs and carbon uptake by the ocean

30.01.2023 · GEOMAR
Click, click and away?

Long-term benefits and impacts by using acoustic warning devices for harbour porpoises

04.10.2022 · DSM
Keeping pace with climate change?

GEOMAR study shows adaptability of copepods as long as not too many stressors come together at the same time.

26.09.2022 · GEOMAR
Emperor Penguins Live up to 600 Kilometres Farther North than Previously Assumed

Tagging project proves that juvenile penguins often live far beyond the current and planned protected areas alike

31.08.2022 · AWI
Marine Conservation in the Arctic

High Time to Prepare for the Melting

31.08.2022 · RIFS
Two-year Countdown for Deep Seabed Mining

Researcher Pradeep Singh of the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS) examines the legal implications of this provision in a paper published in the International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law.

26.08.2022 · IASS
Rostock marine biologists study the effects of climate change in the Arctic

Marine and terrestrial organisms are being studied in the context of climate change.

24.08.2022 · Universität Rostock
Secrets unlocked

“Deep biosphere” shaped by dissolved organic material from Earth’s surface

23.08.2022 ·
Vital Ventilation

Stony corals use a refined built-in ventilation system to protect themselves from environmental stressors

23.08.2022 · MPI-MM / AWI
Do oceans absorb more CO2 than expected?

New theory on the movement of phytoplankton could imply that oceans absorb more CO2 by 2100 instead of less

02.08.2022 · hereon
Laboratory experiment identifies asphalt as a source for non-degradable carbon and sulfur compounds in the ocean

MARUM Publication: Natural Asphalt Deposits as an Energy Source in the Deep Sea

28.07.2022 · MARUM / ICBM

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Decline in Nutrient Load and Sea-level Rise

New study in Nature Communications

Reassessment of Storegga event: second major landslide recognized

Climate change disrupts core habitats of marine species

Following the traces of phytoplankton

Click, click and away?

Keeping pace with climate change?

Emperor Penguins Live up to 600 Kilometres Farther North than Previously Assumed

Marine Conservation in the Arctic

Two-year Countdown for Deep Seabed Mining

Rostock marine biologists study the effects of climate change in the Arctic

Secrets unlocked

Vital Ventilation

Do oceans absorb more CO2 than expected?

Laboratory experiment identifies asphalt as a source for non-degradable carbon and sulfur compounds in the ocean

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All press releases and news from the DAM

Decline in Nutrient Load and Sea-level Rise

New study in Nature Communications

Reassessment of Storegga event: second major landslide recognized

Climate change disrupts core habitats of marine species

Following the traces of phytoplankton

Click, click and away?

Keeping pace with climate change?

Emperor Penguins Live up to 600 Kilometres Farther North than Previously Assumed

Marine Conservation in the Arctic

Two-year Countdown for Deep Seabed Mining

Rostock marine biologists study the effects of climate change in the Arctic

Secrets unlocked

Vi­tal Vent­il­a­tion

Do oceans absorb more CO2 than expected?

Labor­at­ory ex­per­i­ment iden­ti­fies as­phalt as a source for non-de­grad­able car­bon and sul­fur com­pounds in the ocean

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Laboratory experiment identifies asphalt as a source for non-degradable carbon and sulfur compounds in the ocean