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Chemical Oceanography

Posts tagged with Chemical Oceanography

Flooded beach houses on the south shore of Rhode Island, in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in October 2012. Photo: Janet Freedman

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Microbe from deep beneath the Arctic seafloor

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The siting of wind turbines relies heavily on overall weather trends in any particular onshore or offshore area.

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A rosette of Niskin bottles and sensors being deployed to sample Antarctic waters. Photo Maria Cases.

Ocean Chemistry

GSO scientists characterize the genetic diversity and distribution of planktonic populations globally over time, space, and in different marine ecosystems. Photo Lucie Maranda.

Microbial and Planktonic Diversity

Antarctic krill provide the answers to survival in dark, cold waters.

Food Web Dynamics

Diver in Narragansett Bay

Monitoring and Water Quality

Science for Coastal Management

Science for Coastal Management

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