• ·Seal tagging improves ocean forecasts
• ·Galapagos expedition reveals unknown seamounts, new species
• ·Humans adding less nitrogen to oceans than models predict
• ·Long-term observations hold key to climate change impact assessment
• ·Study emphasizes challenges faced by marine organisms exposed to global change
• ·Greenland ice sheet melts more when it's cloudy
• ·Tough times for the tree of life on coral reefs
• ·Mountains west of Boulder continue to lose ice as climate warms
• ·NASA's Terra satellite spots record-breaking Hurricane Pali
• ·New geological evidence aids tsunami hazard assessments from Alaska to Hawaii
• ·Acidification affects the ability of bacteria to clean our oceans
• ·Melting of massive ice 'lid' resulted in huge release of carbon dioxide at the end of the ice age
• ·In Arctic winter, marine creatures migrate by the light of the moon
• ·The Anthropocene: Hard evidence for a human-driven Earth
• ·Giant icebergs play key role in removing carbon dioxide from atmosphere
• ·An ice core study to determine the timing and duration of historical climate stages
• ·Geologists focus on extraterrestrial mineral for clues to beginning of biological life on Earth
• ·Earth's tilt influences climate change
• ·Spread of algal toxin through marine food web broke records in 2015
• ·First praying mantis survey of Rwanda uncovers rich diversity