Introduction
Salinity refers to the dissolved salt content of a body of water. Marine salinity levels are influenced by a number ...
There is an article on the NASA website outlining the regional effects and evidence of climate change. It is interesting to find something describing...
Ocean currents are the directed movements of water in the ocean and can be caused by wind (for currents closer to the surface) and temperature, salini...
Many scientists are concerned about the effects of a rising sea level on organisms of all shapes and sizes. Humans, of course, are at risk of havi...
Ocean acidity is closely linked to carbon dioxide levels (Wikipedia). Increased carbon dioxide level...
Although I was not able to find any articles dealing with the effect of global change on large marine organisms, I was able to find an article th...
Acclimation is important in determining whether an organism can live in a certain environment. It is defined as an organism's ability to adjust t...
Movement is one of the four ways that an organism or an entire species can respond to a change in their environment, which also include acclimation, a...
Natural disasters can have a profound effect on climate change AND the gradual climate change can have an impact on natural disasters. It is...
According to CSIRO, the oceans generate about $52 billion per year. Climate change threatens the fisheries and tourism industry that are the sour...
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Evolution and Climate Change in the Oceans