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Oceans

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

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

Pacific Ocean may be ‘hiding’ global warming – scientists

Pacific is warming ‘faster’ than any time in past 10,000 years say Scientists, who say last 60 years have seen 0.18C rise

Climate change could ‘undermine’ oceans by 2100

Decline in the productivity of marine organisms could affect 470 to 870 million of the world’s poorest people warn scientists

Ocean acidfication impacts ‘worse than thought’ say scientists

New review agrees with the IPCC that the oceans are absorbing warming caused by carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases

Warming oceans drive marine life towards poles

Marine species are advancing towards the poles at an alarming rate, according to a report which will form a part of the next IPCC Assessment

Fish migration charts climate change in the oceans

Canadian scientists track movement in fish stocks to uncover ocean temperature rises of 0.19°C every ten years

Warming oceans hold key to 20th century climate puzzle

Recent slowing of atmospheric is warming could be explained by European research which suggests that the heat is going not into the air, but into the seas

Plankton twice as carbon hungry as thought

Climate models of the world’s oceans could need to be revised after it was discovered that plankton are far richer than previously thought

Planet 6°C: Will climate change turn Planet Earth into Mars?

More and more scientists warn that the world could see global average temperatures rise 6°C by 2100. What would this mean for the planet?

UN poised to protect 120 marine ‘hotspots’

CBD COP11: RTCC understands there is widespread support behind a text that would see vast areas of the High Seas placed under protection of international law

Pressure grows on Romney and Obama to mention climate change in debate

Climate Live: The latest climate change headlines curated by RTCC, updated daily from 0900-1700 BST

Australia joins Climate and Clean Air Coalition

Climate Live: The latest climate change headlines curated by RTCC, updated daily from 0900-1700 BST

Carbon trading officially under way in Australia as nation ramps-up climate action

Climate Live: The latest climate change headlines curated by RTCC, updated daily from 0900-1700 BST

Cook Islands’ fisheries at risk from ocean acidification

Study finds island and coastal communities dependant on fish could be hit hardest by a combination of climate change and ocean acidification

The Cook Islands open Pacific Island Forum with announcement of world’s largest marine park

Country is joined by neighbour New Caledonia in pledging projected areas which will together cover 2.5 million square kilometres of ocean.

Giant ‘shade cloths’ could be used to save coral from climate change

New study says fixing giant shade cloths over the Great Barrier Reef should be considered to help save coral from the effects of climate change.

Climate Live: Could a giant umbrella protect the Great Barrier Reef, US Atlantic coast is sea-level rise ‘hotspot’ & UK is urged to improve resource efficiency

Today’s top headlines, scientists calls for novel ways to protect the oceans, US Atlantic Coast ‘hotspot’ for sea-level rise and UK government urged to strengthen resource efficiency

New Ocean Health Index shows “room for improvement”

New index aimed at scoring every coastal nation in the world on their contribution to the health of oceans finds a global average of 60 out of 100.

New research: Oceans swamped with fresh water make tropical storms 50% more intense

New research finds fresh water in the oceans from rivers and rain could make tropical storms more intense, but what could this mean for a warming world?

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