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Decline in plankton signals alarm bells for food chain

Phytoplankton is barely visible to the naked eye. It also lies at the very bottom of the food pyramid. But now its rapid decline could shake the foundations of that very pyramid.
In the Media by Saikat Basu

Phytoplankton Farming Scrutinized by Environmentalists

Selling Carbon Offsets have become scrutinized over the past few years, but one man found a way to sell them and save the planet. However environmentalists may have something to say about that and for good reason.
In the Media by Samantha A. Torrence - 1 comment

UK Scientist Reveals How CO2 Increase Affects Plankton Hunting Patterns In The Ocean

Levels of a climate cooling gas will change as CO2 increases, affecting oceanic food webs, says a UK scientist who studied plankton. He discovered the seaside smell is caused by plankton hunting activity, just like flowers attract bees through smell.
In the Media by Angelique van Engelen

Earth's CO2 Problems Shifting to the Depths of the Oceans

Depending on your involvement, the word ocean might cause you outright pain, embarrassment or a joyous feeling of glee, following the wake of a spoof report a few days ago that claimed that oceanic bacteria, not human industry, causes most greenhouse gas.
In the Media by Angelique van Engelen
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Radioactive elements from Fukushima

Results of the “Fukushima cruise”—the international team that sampled seawater and sea creatures such as fish and...
Feb 24, 2012 in  Reason and Science by Tim Sandle

The blue whale

Sea wale is a big and large water animal. Some type’s whales are dangerous. *Lot of magnificent animals is danger of...
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