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Adult female Calanus with food in the gut

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Sinking plankton poo could help store more carbon in the ocean

When the faecal matter produced by plankton sinks, it carries carbon from shallow waters to long-term storage deep in the ocean – now, researchers want to make the stuff sink faster

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El Niño will cause record-breaking heat across the world this year

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Strange animals called pyrosomes are thriving as the Pacific heats up

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Melting of ice in Greenland

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Melting of Greenland ice could cause European heat extremes this year

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Thousands of humpback whales starved to death after marine heatwave

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Earthquakes hastened sea rise in Pacific islands by sinking the ground

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2RE6RY7 In this image provide by NOAA, the sun shines on coral showing sign of bleaching at Cheeca Rocks off the coast of Islamorada, Fla., on July 23, 2023. Scientists have seen devastating effects from prolonged hot water surrounding Florida ?? coral bleaching and some death. (Andrew Ibarra/NOAA via AP)

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Playing underwater sounds could help coral reefs fight global warming

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Making wastewater less acidic could help the ocean capture more carbon

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Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto dismissed early climate concerns

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Climate benefits of planting forests might be overestimated

The warming avoided by planting CO2-absorbing forests could be around 15 to 30 per cent lower than previously estimated due to feedbacks such as dark trees reflecting less sunlight

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How young activists on the climate front line find hope amid crisis

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A container ship just tested a system to capture its own CO2 emissions

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Polar bears appear to be ageing faster as the Arctic gets warmer

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Inside the Brooklyn start-up making clean jet fuel with captured CO2

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