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COS Partners Hopkins Marine Station and MBARI Discuss Dropping Ocean Oxygen Levels

For several years now scientists have been warning the amount of oxygen in the ocean is dropping. It's a serious problem that may threaten a lot of ocean animals. But there is still a lot to learn about just what it means for the future. Marine biologists in Monterey are studying the impact of the mysterious problem.

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Categories: Climate Change, Ecosystem Health, Pacific
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Susanne Moser on American Public Media - Marketplace: Climate Change Adaptation

September 1, 2011.  Susanne Moser, Social Science Research Fellow at the Woods Institute for the Environment at Stanford and COS affiliated researcher, discusses climate change adaptation and American cities' current state of preparedness.  

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Categories: Climate Change, Land-Sea Interface
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Adina Abeles on Educating Current and Future Ocean Leaders (California and the World Ocean Conference)

Adina Abeles, the Center for Ocean Solutions (COS) Educational Director, discusses the goal of COS to create ocean leaders by educating decision makers of today and future leaders of tomorrow. Filmed at the California and the World Ocean Conference, September 2010.

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Categories: Climate Change, Education and Training
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BLUE Ocean Mini-Film Festival at the California and the World Ocean Conference 2010

September 8, 2010. Networking luncheon at the 2010 California and the World Ocean Conference featuring Thankyouocean.org photography winners and a mini-BLUE Ocean Film Festival showing

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Categories: Climate Change, Ecosystem Health, Lectures and Seminars
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California and the World Ocean Conference 2010: Opening Session

Opening session of the 2010 California and the World Ocean Conference featuring President Anote Tong of Kiribati

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Categories: Climate Change, Lectures and Seminars, Pacific Ocean Initiative
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Rob Dunbar: Discovering ancient climates in oceans and ice

April 2010 – Stanford's Rob Dunbar speaks in the Galapagos as part of TED's Mission Blue Voyage to protect the ocean. Dr. Dunbar hunts for data on our climate from 12,000 years ago, finding clues inside ancient seabeds and corals and inside ice sheets. His work is vital in setting baselines for fixing our current climate -- and in tracking the rise of deadly ocean acidification. 

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Categories: Climate Change, Lectures and Seminars
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Robot Tidepools

Ofu Island in American Samoa is becoming an important natural laboratory for the study of climate change. Dr. Steve Palumbi's work in the lagoon has already led to an increased understanding of how corals may be able to survive ocean warming around the world.

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Categories: Climate Change, Ecosystem Health, Pacific Ocean Initiative
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Capitol Hill Ocean Week Panel: Implications of Today’s Energy Choices for Ocean Users and Coastal Communities

Center for Ocean Solutions Executive Director Meg Caldwell moderates a panel at the 2010 Capitol Hill Ocean Week. The focus of the week was Clean Energy and a Healthy Ocean: Navigating the Future. The panel, titled "Implications of Today’s Energy Choices for Ocean Users and Coastal," was opened by the Honorable Robert J. Wittman, U.S. House of Representatives, Virginia’s 1st congressional district.

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Categories: Climate Change, Ecosystem Health, Lectures and Seminars
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Oceans in a +2C Warmer World

Set to a backdrop of stunning photography from the International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP), leading marine scientists from Stanford and MBARI discuss the role of the ocean in climate change and the potential impacts of a targeted 2C rise in global temperature. This is an iLCP media production in partnership with Center for Ocean Solutions.

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Categories: Climate Change
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Coastal Communities and the Blue Planet

April 16, 2010: Meg Caldwell, Executive Director of the Center for Ocean Solutions, speaks at U.C. Berkeley during the California Colloquium on Water.

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Categories: Climate Change, Land-Sea Interface, Lectures and Seminars