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How Hydrothermal Vents And Other Seabed Structures Heat Our Oceans

Emissions from hydrothermal vents play an important role in warming Earth’s oceans, much more so than previously thought. ....

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'Triple La Ninas' Show Why All Climate Models Are Flawed

All current global climate models fail to predict when La Ninas and El Ninos will form, including their intensity and longevity. ....

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How Geological Forces Generate Deep-Sea Microplastics

Evidence shows that microplastics discovered in six deep-sea trenches were generated from non-human activities. ....

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sea-level rise: Subglacial meltwater flowing beneath Antarctic glaciers could accelerate retreat, study finds

Researchers have found that subglacial discharge, or meltwater flowing out to sea from beneath Antarctic glaciers, could be causing glaciers to lose ice at a faster rate. This discharge raises the glaciers contribution to sea-level rise by 15.7% by the year 2300. Current models do not take into account this mechanism, which suggests that current projections underestimate global sea-level rise. The study highlights the importance of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in order to mitigate the effects of climate change. ....

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Science Slices of the Week: Male Contraceptives, Underwater Robots and Sloan Research Fellowships

The Science Slices is a weekly series that expands coverage on Cornell science discoveries, and briefly highlights science news and breakthroughs that have occurred each week. This week, we cover a study on a potential on-demand male contraceptive, findings uncovered about melting rates of Antarctica using an underwater robot, and researchers awarded the 2023 Sloan Research Fellowships. ....

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