oceans, Tag

It seems reasonable to call the Coalition’s policy what it primarily is: a proposal to expand fossil fuels

The climate alarmist media seems to act as though the year 2024 Northen Hemisphere hurricane season involves nothing but the Atlantic Ocean and apparently is unaware that the Pacific Ocean, which is over twice the size of...

‘Opaque’ recording system means recorded volume of everyday oil pollution over the past decade should be increased by 43%, according to Oceana report

We have in the past made fun of ideas to fertilize the ocean with iron dumped by ships. The last experiment failed miserably. Meanwhile nature says, "hold my beer."

Woodside’s designs on the country’s largest untapped gas basin around Scott Reef are, some say, just another example of fossil fuel companies getting their way in what has become a petrostate

One suggests recent ocean warming has been totally driven by human emissions that amplified the greenhouse effect. That narrative is supported the correlation with rising CO2 that blankets the globe. The second suggests the...

By Jo Nova Sixty percent of all human CO2 emissions have been emitted since 1985 but today the corals are healthier than ever In 1985 humans were emitting only 19.6 billion tons of CO2 each year, and now we emit 37 billion...

Fears of fire and environmental disaster as company repeatedly misses UK deadlines to decommission sites

Issuing licences in the North Sea without accounting for environmental impact was unlawful, Oceana UK says

...we might move closer to developing climate models that can truly reflect the intricacies of the Earth's climate system.

The discovery of these underwater hot springs in 1977 solved the mystery of how life first began on Earth, but it was locating the world’s most famous shipwreck that made me a celebrity

"Bait and switch science" says global warming caused a "deadly marine cold spell." Real science says "move along, there's nothing to see here."

First Nations activists call legislation ‘a betrayal’ while Greens leader tells parliament Labor are ‘climate con artists’

So, the truth is: more CO2 enables more ocean photosynthesis, increases organic matter to feed marine life, while producing more oxygen that all animals need to live.

In 2020, there was a record 214 million tonnes of production from both wild catches and aquaculture