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Oceanography

Turning up the heat: Advancing UK science to better predict and respond to marine heatwaves

John Pinneger and Caroline Rowland, 26 September 2024 - adaptation, biodiversity, Climate Change, marine heatwaves, Monitoring, Oceanography, Policy, Pollution, Science

By John Pinnegar, Director of the International Marine Climate Change Centre, Cefas and Caroline Rowland, Head of Oceans, Cryosphere and Dangerous Climate Change, Met Office. In 2023 and 2024, global air temperatures reached unprecedented levels, with 2023 being officially the …

Developing new and novel ways to monitor our oceans

Michelle Devlin and Eleanor Haigh, 19 May 2020 - Field Research, Monitoring, Oceanography, Science, Technology

To protect the health of our seas and oceans, we need to understand the level and impact of human pressures, such as fisheries, contaminants and eutrophication.

Cefas Science Highlights

Brett Lyons, 18 December 2015 - Climate Change, Field Research, Fisheries, Monitoring, Oceanography

In a series of blog posts we will be showcasing some of the science recently published by Cefas scientists.

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