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Contents below:
· Periodicals
· Institutions
~ Networks
~ NGOs
· Sea surface temperature (SST) map resources
· Marine heatwaves
· Marine species displacement ~ General
· Marine species displacement ~ Lobsters
· Select readings on oceans & climate change
Subpages:
· Sea level rise & coastal change
Also see:
Periodicals
Journal of Ocean and Climate: Science, Technology, and Impacts
· Peer reviewed, open access to original research in ocean ocean science, ocean technology,
and ocean-climate interactions and impacts
Institutions
~ International ~
UNESCO
Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC)
UNFCCC
Roadmap to Oceans and Climate Action (ROCA) Initiative
· “The ROCA initiative, which spanned from 2016-2021, was a multi-stakeholder initiative created
to advance the ocean and climate agenda.”
~ Alliances & networks ~
National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation (NNOCCI)
Ocean & Climate initiatives Alliance
· “The OCP now gathers more than 100 members – research institutes, NGOs, aquariums, private sector,
French institutions and international agencies, local authorities – working together in order to spread
the following message : “a healthy ocean for a protected climate”. If the ocean is particularly vulner-
able to climate change, it also is a source of mitigation and adaptation solutions.”
· Members can be found at the bottom of this page.
~ Research ~
Center
Special Committee on Oceanic Research
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
· Private Nonprofit Research and education facility dedicated to marine science
Sea surface temperatures (SST) map resources
Sea surface temperature @ NASA Earth Observatory
Current Water Temperature Table of all Coastal Regions @ NOAA
Sea Surface Temperatures @ Global Change.gov
Marine heatwaves
Marine heatwaves @ University of Plymouth
Shipping emissions
IMO’s work to cut GHG emissions from ships
Marine species displacement ~ General
Climate Change Forces Mass Fish Migration @ Cleaner Seas
Climate Change Shifts Range and Behavior of Species @ Scientific American
Marine Species on the Move @ NEEF
Climate Change Indicators, Marine Species Distribution
· Interesting interactive map that shows location change of marine species
Marine species displacement ~ Lobsters
Climate & lobsters @ Climate.gov
"Gone in a generation" @ Washington Post
"The Lobster Trap" @ Toronto Star
Select readings on oceans & climate change
· In reverse chronological order
· 2013 ~ Kristy J. Kroeker et al. ~ Global Change Biology
· Explores the variety of marine organism taxa that are impacted by ocean acidification
· Analyzes the general trend of reduced survival, growth, and development for marine taxa
· Examines species abundance patterns for physiological effects on marine taxa
Predicted habitat shifts of Pacific top predators in a changing climate
· 2012 ~ Elliot L. Hazen et al. ~ Nature Climate Change
· Explores predator-prey relationships in oceanic ecosystems
· Employs climate models to demonstrate the displacement of prey populations and their ranges
· Explains how these changes impact the hunting ranges of predators.
Sea-Level Rise and Its Impact on Coastal Zones
· 2010 ~ Robert J. Nicholls & Anny Cazenave ~ Science
· Explores multiple factors that contribute to sea level rise.
· Explains the impacts that sea level rise has on the environment.
· Provides an optimistic outlook on methods to adapt and mitigate sea level rise.
Ocean Acidification: The Other CO2 Problem
· 2009 ~ Scott C. Doney et al. ~ Annual Review of Marine Science
· Explains chemical processes of the ocean and factors that can harm coral reefs.
· Explains how coral reefs have naturally adapted to ocean acidification.
· Provides a timeline of how this problem has significantly increased in recent years.
Twentieth-Century Sea Surface Temperature Trends
· 1997 ~ Mark A. Cane et al. ~ Science
· Provides a timeline of how sea surface temperatures have increased over the past 100 years.
· Demonstrates sea level rise through several climate models that represent both anthropogenic
climate change compared to natural warming.
· Analyzes potential counterarguments to their climate models and explains why their findings are accurate.
· 1951 ~ Rachel Carson ~ Oxford University Press
· Provides detailed descriptions of the natural beauty of the ocean.
· Explains how the industrial revolution and technological advancement have led to harm to the ocean.
· One of the most influential and relevant books about nature and human relationship to the environment.
