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Oceans

Coronavirus: UN delays talks on global ocean biodiversity treaty

Coronavirus: UN delays talks on global ocean biodiversity treaty

Observers say additional time could help countries agree on rules to create marine protected areas in parts of the ocean that lie beyond national jurisdiction

Ocean acidification is global warming's forgotten crisis

Ocean acidification is global warming’s forgotten crisis

We have the tools to barricade ecosystems against some impacts of warmer, more acidic oceans. But do we have the political will to use them?

Asia's coastal typhoons are gaining power

Asia’s coastal typhoons are gaining power

The violence of typhoons that devastate Asian coastal regions is being magnified by rising sea surface temperatures caused by greenhouse gas emissions

Global warming hits oceans, Addis cash and outline climate deal

Global warming hits oceans, Addis cash and outline climate deal

WEEKLY WRAP: All you need to know from the last seven days of international climate change and energy politics

Corals face uncertain future as oceans warm – study

NEWS: Marine life seeking to escape warming oceans will find that climate change is damaging potential refuge areas

Earth's oceans have economic value of $24 trillion, says WWF

Earth’s oceans have economic value of $24 trillion, says WWF

NEWS: Green campaign group warns valuable natural resource is threatened by pollution, overfishing and climate change

Corals everywhere could lose their colour in 2015 - NOAA

Corals everywhere could lose their colour in 2015 – NOAA

NEWS: US federal agency predicts mass die-off of the world’s coral reefs in 2015 as a result of climate change

Study flags carbon concern from melting glaciers

Study flags carbon concern from melting glaciers

NEWS: Glaciers melting as a result of climate change release soot into the seas, scientists find, with unknown consequences for marine life

Warming oceans speeding up climate change cycle

Warming oceans speeding up climate change cycle

NEWS: Scientists have identified another consequence of global warming that is likely to accelerate climate change still further

Hottest ever ocean temperatures signal end of warming "pause"

Hottest ever ocean temperatures signal end of warming “pause”

NEWS: Ocean temperatures break new record, as 2014 looks set to be hottest year ever

Ocean acidification causes US$1trn of damage a year – study

NEWS: Some 400 million people depend on threatened coral reefs for their livelihoods, British scientists warn at UN meeting

Extra heat found in oceans explains global warming ‘pause’

NEWS: Much more heat is being absorbed by the world’s oceans in some regions than previously thought, find scientists

UN: Expand marine protection zones to cope with climate threat

UN: Expand marine protection zones to cope with climate threat

NEWS: Warming waters and acidification are steadily degrading the planet’s oceans, says new study

Indian billionaire Ratan Tata leads calls for UN ocean treaty

Indian billionaire Ratan Tata leads calls for UN ocean treaty

NEWS: Heavy pollution and climate change are threatening long term health and productivity of high seas

Atlantic heat sink explains global warming "pause" - study

Atlantic heat sink explains global warming “pause” – study

NEWS: Heat sinking into the Atlantic Ocean accounts for a slowdown in air temperature rises, scientists find

Corals may withstand higher temperatures - study

Corals may withstand higher temperatures – study

NEWS: Increased hardiness of one common coral provides some hope among evidence of warming oceans

Natural ocean cycle has offset manmade warming - study

Natural ocean cycle has offset manmade warming – study

NEWS: A cool phase in the Atlantic ocean helps to explain sixteen year ‘pause’ in warming of surface temperatures

Global warming "undeniable' say UN as data reveals 2013 sixth hottest on record

Global warming “undeniable’ say UN as data reveals 2013 sixth hottest on record

Underlying trends indicate planet is steadily heating says World Meteorological Organisation chief Michel Jarraud

Rising seas could swamp 5% of world's population: report

Rising seas could swamp 5% of world’s population: report

Nightmare scenario would see 1 in 20 dealing with floods by 2100 unless world takes urgent action to cut CO2

Slowing global temperatures linked to warming oceans

Slowing global temperatures linked to warming oceans

Study published in Science indicates Pacific is now warming 15 times faster than any time in last 10,000 years

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