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An Ocean Trap for Carbon Dioxide

A New Jersey plant is planning to put ocean-floor carbon sequestration to the test.

Google Earth Plumbs the Ocean Depths

The software now lets users dive miles beneath the ocean waves.

Seals Gather New Ocean Data

With sensors glued to their heads, seals have helped scientists understand the effects of climate change.

Tidal Turbines Help Light Up Manhattan

Turbines are being submerged in the East River to generate electricity from rapid tidal currents.

New Clues to Global-Warming Dangers

Scientists are using gene chips to monitor the effects of global warming on marine life. It's time to get worried.

Seeing Greenland

New imaging technique shows how fast inland ice is melting.

Discovering the Surface of Greenland

A new technique provides clearer pictures of massive ice sheets--and better insight into future sea-level increases.

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