The Threat from Thwaites - The Retreat of Antarctica's Riskiest Glacier
Experts discuss the rapid retreat of Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier, its potential impact on global sea levels, and the urgency of understanding its weakening process to address future flooding risks in coastal areas.
Overhaul of Human Occupied Vehicle Alvin for Deep-Sea Exploration - Press Briefing
Upgrades to Alvin submarine will enable exploration of 98% of ocean floor, including abyssal region. Scientists discuss potential for new discoveries in deep-sea ecosystems, hydrothermal vents, and submarine geology.
NOAA 2022 Arctic Report Card - Climate Change Impacts in the Arctic
Experts discuss the 2022 NOAA Arctic Report Card, highlighting climate change impacts on the Arctic region, including new findings on precipitation, shipping trends, and effects on Indigenous communities.
Tonga Volcano Eruption - One Year Later: New Research Findings
Experts discuss latest findings on the 2022 Hunga Volcano eruption, including atmospheric effects, generated storms, and future risks, providing insights into this record-breaking underwater explosion.
Ocean Warming and Climate Models: Predicting Coastal Impacts
Explore ocean warming's impact on climate using advanced models. Learn how scientists simulate and predict changes in ocean currents and temperatures to develop mitigation strategies.
Paradise Lost - Nuclear Testing at Bikini Atoll
Exploring the lasting impact of nuclear tests at Bikini Atoll, from underwater craters to contaminated ships, and how this tropical paradise became a haunting battleship graveyard.
Ocean Sciences Award Plenaries - AGU, ASLO, and TOS Honors
Prestigious ocean science awards presented, featuring lectures and recognition of outstanding contributions to marine research and education.
Ocean Plankton and Plastic Pollution: Insights from Automated Analysis and Tracking
Explore groundbreaking oceanographic research with experts Heidi Sosik and Erik van Sebille, covering automated underwater analysis, ocean currents, and marine plastic pollution tracking.
World Climate Research Program: Climate Research for the 21st Century
Explore the evolution of climate science, WCRP's role, and future directions. Engage in discussions on Earth system analysis, prediction advancements, and upcoming research challenges.
Geoscience Grab Bag: Seafloor Pockmarks, Sailing Rocks, and Atomic Bomb Craters - Fall Meeting 2019
Diverse geoscience discoveries: seafloor pockmarks, sailing rocks linked to dinosaur footprints, and atomic bomb test craters mapped on the ocean floor. Experts discuss intriguing findings across Earth and space science.
The Asahiko Taira International Scientific Ocean Drilling Research Prize
Union session honoring outstanding early-career scientist's transdisciplinary contributions to ocean drilling research, featuring the 2015 Taira Prize recipient. Collaboration between AGU and JpGU.
Ocean Science for Sustainable Development
Explore the intersection of ocean science and sustainable development with insights from Margaret Leinen of Scripps Institute of Oceanography, highlighting crucial research and future directions.
WCRP: Progress in Earth System Climate Science and Predictions
Showcases USGCRP contributions to Earth system climate science, highlighting research milestones, predictability advancements, and model development. Includes agency presentations and community discussions on priorities.
Climate Change and El Niño: Predicting Future Effects - Workshop
Experts discuss global warming's impact on El Niño and tropical oceans, using modern and ancient climate evidence to predict future effects on vulnerable communities and ecosystems.
Arctic Report Card 2019 - Environmental Observations and Analysis
Experts present findings on Arctic climate change, focusing on disruptions in the Bering Sea, fisheries shifts, and impacts on indigenous communities. Key environmental observations and analysis are discussed.
How the Ocean Shapes Our World - Understanding the Blue Machine
Explore the ocean's complex systems, from currents to underwater waterfalls, and its crucial role in shaping our world. Discover how understanding marine science is vital for addressing environmental threats.
Water World - Earth's Heating and Plumbing Systems - Christmas Lecture 2020
Explore Earth's heating and plumbing systems with physicist Helen Czerski as she reveals how ocean currents distribute heat and nutrients, shaping our planet's climate and ecosystems.
Engine Earth - Christmas Lectures 2020 - Lecture 1
Geologist Chris Jackson explores Earth's climate history, revealing how ancient rocks and fossils tell a story of radical changes and how volcanoes have controlled atmospheric carbon dioxide levels throughout time.
Under the Sea - Exploring Seashells and Marine Life
Explore the fascinating world of seashells and marine molluscs, from shell-stealing octopuses to blood-sucking snails, in this captivating dive into underwater biodiversity and animal behavior.
How Much Can We Limit the Rising of the Seas? - The Turing Lectures
Explore the science behind sea level rise, its causes, and potential mitigation strategies through expert analysis of glaciers, ice sheets, and climate models.
The High Seas - Live Broadcast from the White Shark Café
Live broadcast from the "White Shark Café" featuring Dr. Barbara Block's research on Great White Sharks, with expert discussions on ocean conservation and shark protection efforts.