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ecoportal.net > en > wind-turbine-taiwan-living-coral > 36485

A wind turbine off Taiwan got a living coral garden 100 feet beneath the waves, and more than three kinds of coral are now being watched to see whether they stay

15+ hour, 52+ min ago   (562+ words) When wind turbines are installed in deep offshore waters, they have the potential to become support structures for artificial coral reefs. This has not been tested much yet, though. Ørsted has launched its ReCoral technology in the Taiwan Strait as…...

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ecoportal.net > en > tracy-arm-alaska-landslide-tsunami-runup-glacier-retreat-precursors > 37145

About 84 million cubic yards of rock came off an Alaska fjord wall and drove a landslide tsunami almost a third of a mile up the opposite slope, but the only things lost were a kayak and a camp

1+ day, 16+ hour ago   (773+ words) A narrow fjord in southeast Alaska, gray water, cliffs on both sides, low cloud sitting on them. High on one wall there is a line where the forest simply stops. Above it, trees. Below it, bare scoured rock and splintered…...

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ecoportal.net > en > earth-supercontinent-climate-scenarios > 36493

Scientists discover what Earth's next supercontinent will look like and the climate it creates could swing between a scorched tropical world and a planet-wide ice age swallowing the Americas into a single landmass

3+ day, 13+ hour ago   (783+ words) Earth’s landmasses are moving right now — slowly, at roughly the same pace fingernails grow, but relentlessly. Over hundreds of millions of years, that quiet drift has assembled and shattered supercontinents before. And according to geoscientists, it’s about to do it…...

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ecoportal.net > en > arctic-sea-ice-minimum-measurements > 36076

Alaska has about nine days until Arctic sea ice usually hits its yearly floor, stops shrinking, and begins building winter back from the edges

6+ day, 17+ hour ago   (611+ words) Arctic sea ice is at a critical juncture as the annual melting season approaches its end and winter conditions begin returning to the region. Each year, the amount of sea ice reaches its lowest point, then begins growing again back…...

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ecoportal.net > en > super-el-nino-dual-ocean-winter > 35406

Weather forecasters warn a rare ocean phenomenon is joining the Super El Niño and together they could bring one of the most disruptive winters on record to North America and Europe splitting the continent between dangerous ice storms in the South and record warmth in the North

1+ week, 13+ hour ago   (801+ words) Across the tropical Pacific and Indian Oceans this summer, two separate temperature anomalies are intensifying at the same time — and forecasters are paying close attention to what that combination could mean. A rapidly strengthening Super El Niño is already generating…...

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ecoportal.net > en > arctic-cloud-factory-research-climate > 35033

Scientists find a hidden Arctic "cloud factory" near melting sea ice that current climate models have never accounted for and it can multiply cloud-forming particles fifty-fold in a single sunny day

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (671+ words) At the edge of Arctic sea ice, where frigid pack ice gives way to open ocean, something unexpected was happening in the air above. On sunny days during a 2022 research expedition, scientists watched the number of microscopic particles capable of…...

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ecoportal.net > en > alaska-sea-ice-loss-satellites > 35714

Sea ice north of Alaska went from unusually plentiful to below the middle of 48 years of records in barely two weeks, and satellites briefly disagreed over how much was even left

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (605+ words) Sea ice north of Alaska shifted from above-normal conditions to below-average levels during the first half of August. It went from being significantly above normal in terms of abundance to being below average as measured against a 48-year satellite record…...

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ecoportal.net > en > 3-reef-sites-satellite-mapping-along > 35366

Experts fed 18 years of satellite images of 3 Red Sea reef sites through a machine learning model, and two of the three had lost more than a tenth of their coral before any dredger reached that coast

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (777+ words) Along one stretch of Saudi Arabia’s northern Red Sea coast, a cutter suction dredger works a channel. Behind it the water carries a pale plume that spreads with the current. Somewhere under that water sits reef, in the shallowest and…...

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ecoportal.net > en > antarctica-ice-sheet-formation-arctic > 35398

Antarctica froze millions of years before the Arctic and deep Earth may have quietly "set the stage" for it all by slowly lifting a hidden mountain range to ice-sustaining heights

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (593+ words) Antarctica was blanketed in a massive ice sheet roughly 34 million years ago — while the Arctic remained largely ice-free until just five million years ago. That’s a 30-million-year gap, and it has puzzled climate scientists for decades. The world back then…...

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ecoportal.net > en > mangroves-fringing-mexico-gulf-california-yield > 35100

Mangroves fringing Mexico's Gulf of California yield about $15,200 an acre each year in fish and crab landings alone, and the government valued the same ground at $410

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (758+ words) The boat runs out at first light. Traps go over the side in shallow brown water, a few boat lengths off the tangle of roots, and they come back up with blue crab and small fish in them. Nobody thinks…...