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- 1New data products released to monitor global carbon cycle▼Celebrating the release of major data products to monitor global carbon cycle
NOAA's Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory has announced the release of major new data products designed to monitor the global carbon cycle. The datasets are intended to help scientists track carbon dioxide levels across oceans and the atmosphere, improving understanding of how carbon moves through Earth's systems and supporting climate research worldwide.
- 2El Niño may intensify marine heatwaves threatening Philippines fisheries▼The combination of El Niño and rising ocean temperatures could produce longer-lasting and more intense marine heatwaves, threatening fisheries and food security in the Philippines, an oceanographer warned. Link to the full story in comment section.
A Filipino oceanographer has warned that the combination of El Niño conditions and rising ocean temperatures could produce longer-lasting and more intense marine heatwaves. Such events threaten the Philippines' fisheries and national food security, raising concern among coastal communities and officials as sea temperatures continue to climb and the climate pattern develops in the Pacific.