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Average sea surface temperatures were 4.2 degrees above the long-term averages from before 2012, when ocean 'heat waves' became commonplace, continuing changes in the gulf ecosystem.

Whales migrate along routes thousands of miles long - oceanic superhighways - that also happen to be corridors of human disruption. We discuss the fight to protect whale superhighways.

The marine biologist and Mac grad discovered a whole new ecosystem on the ocean floor, fundamentally changing medicine, astrophysics and how we understand evolution.

BOOTHBAY HARBOR - Spencer Apollonio passed away unexpectedly on March 8, 2022 at his Boothbay Harbor home at age 88. He ...

/PRNewswire/ -- Salient, a Boston-based startup that creates the worlds most accurate subseasonal-to-seasonal (S2S) weather forecasts, welcomes four highly...

A study examining 30 years of data has indicated that microscopic ocean life that drives the carbon cycle is adapting as the ocean warms due to climate change.

The Maine Climate and Agriculture Network is offering a three-webinar series about climate change and agriculture. The series is scheduled to run March 22 and 28, and April 14. Each webinar will consist of several short presentations followed by questions and a general discussion. Speakers will include farmers, outreach professionals, and agricultural and climate scientists, […]

Enormous numbers of deep-sea octopus are congregating around the base of certain seamounts, scientists say. 

A study examining 30 years of data has indicated that microscopic ocean life that drives the carbon cycle is adapting as the ocean warms due to climate change.

Spencer Apollonio passed away unexpectedly on March 8, 2022 at his Boothbay Harbor home at age 88. He was born in Camden, Maine to parents Dr. Howard L. and Helen T. (Martin) Apollonio. He lived a full life pursuing and encouraging marine research,...