A Flesh-Eating Bacterium Is Creeping North as Oceans Warm
“V. vulnificus is only active at a temperature that's above 13 degrees Celsius, and then it becomes more prevalent up ...
“V. vulnificus is only active at a temperature that's above 13 degrees Celsius, and then it becomes more prevalent up ...
“Even with a severe heat wave in 2015, 20 percent of those reefs that were in cleaner water with the ...
Secondly, the warmer water gets, the less dense it becomes. At the surface, you end up with a band of ...
A dense rainforest or other verdant terrestrial vegetation may be what first comes to mind at the mention of photosynthesis. ...
So much on this planet depends on a simple matter of density. In the Atlantic Ocean, a conveyor belt of ...
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Submersible disasters are extremely rare—and vessels are built to last. Girguis cites the Alvin: Commissioned in 1964, the deep-ocean research ...
This story originally appeared in Hakai Magazine and is part of the Climate Desk collaboration.In the Fram Strait off Greenland’s ...
Some reports have also sparked fears of “flesh-eating bacteria” among the algae, but there is no evidence for this. When ...
Finding the 22-foot-long Titan submersible, which went missing on June 18, is a desperate race against time. The craft, powered ...
CLIMATEWIRE | The Biden administration announced plans Thursday to consider climate costs in a much broader swath of government policies and...
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