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Oceanography is the branch of Earth science that studies the ocean. It is also known as oceanology.
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Does the Labrador current affect North Atlantic climate?
This summer has seen very low sea surface temperature anomalies in the North Atlantic.
Using animations of these over the last year I feel the runoff of freshwater from Hudson Bay, into the Labrador …
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How does heat get transported between the surface layer, twilight zone, and the deep ocean?
Solar uv is an extremely effective means of heating a body of water, the atmospheric temperature in comparison is ineffective.
Water has a high heat capacity, as uv Penetrates deeper into the water i …
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Are there sufficient quantities of limestone to dump in the ocean to reverse acidification?
There doesn't seem much point in trying to 'de-acidify' something that is fact an alkali.
The pH of the sea has far more to do with its temperature then anything else, it's ability to hold $\ce{CO2}$ …
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