6 pages, 3 figures[EN] The oceans cover two thirds of the Earth’s surface. Such an enormous mass of salty water plays a key role in regulating the balance and distribution of heat, momentum, oxygen and CO2 and, hence, in regulating climate. But the oceans are more than salty water: they host a huge and diverse biosphere that is responsible for the exchange of climatically active substances with the atmosphere. Global Change is affecting the sea’s breathing in a way which is still largely unknown. It also affects marine biodiversity and threatens the survival of ancient ecosystems and exploitable resources. Predicting not only the effects of Global Change on the oceans but also their timing and their feedback responses on climate, requires t...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] The world’s oceans are experiencing rapid ecological and socioeconomic change...
Special issue Oceans. The impact of global change on the sea .-- Monograph coordinated by Carles Ped...
15 pages[EN] Life on Earth as we know it now could not exist without the ocean. It provides resource...
4 pages, 2 figures[EN] The oceans cover about 71% of the Earth’s surface and contain about 97% of th...
Climate change is usually associated with warming and weather extremes that impact the human environ...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] Our oceans are essential for life on Earth, but they are seriously threatened...
2 pages, 1 figure[EN] There is a directly proportional relationship between the degree of ignorance ...
3 pages, 1 figure[EN] The ocean and its biodiversity shape the characteristics of the Earth. The oce...
Special issue Oceans : L'impacte del canvi global en el mar, monográfico coordinado por Carles Pedró...
Special issue Oceans. The impact of global change on the sea .-- Monograph coordinated by Carles Ped...
6 pages, 4 figures[EN] Ocean life, and particularly microscopic plankton, influences climate in the ...
The ocean is a fundamental element for the Earth and for the wellbeing of human societies. It influe...
Ocean life, and particularly microscopic plankton, influences climate in the long, medium, and short...
Special issue Oceans : L'impacte del canvi global en el mar, monográfico coordinado por Carles Pedró...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] The ocean waters flow continuously, never stopping, with a variability that t...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] The world’s oceans are experiencing rapid ecological and socioeconomic change...
Special issue Oceans. The impact of global change on the sea .-- Monograph coordinated by Carles Ped...
15 pages[EN] Life on Earth as we know it now could not exist without the ocean. It provides resource...
4 pages, 2 figures[EN] The oceans cover about 71% of the Earth’s surface and contain about 97% of th...
Climate change is usually associated with warming and weather extremes that impact the human environ...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] Our oceans are essential for life on Earth, but they are seriously threatened...
2 pages, 1 figure[EN] There is a directly proportional relationship between the degree of ignorance ...
3 pages, 1 figure[EN] The ocean and its biodiversity shape the characteristics of the Earth. The oce...
Special issue Oceans : L'impacte del canvi global en el mar, monográfico coordinado por Carles Pedró...
Special issue Oceans. The impact of global change on the sea .-- Monograph coordinated by Carles Ped...
6 pages, 4 figures[EN] Ocean life, and particularly microscopic plankton, influences climate in the ...
The ocean is a fundamental element for the Earth and for the wellbeing of human societies. It influe...
Ocean life, and particularly microscopic plankton, influences climate in the long, medium, and short...
Special issue Oceans : L'impacte del canvi global en el mar, monográfico coordinado por Carles Pedró...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] The ocean waters flow continuously, never stopping, with a variability that t...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] The world’s oceans are experiencing rapid ecological and socioeconomic change...
Special issue Oceans. The impact of global change on the sea .-- Monograph coordinated by Carles Ped...
15 pages[EN] Life on Earth as we know it now could not exist without the ocean. It provides resource...