Warming May Make Atlantic Less Salty
Global warming could, quite literally, bring about a sea change. Oceanographers have linked temperature changes in Greenland during the last ice age to abrupt changes in ocean salinity levels. Their research, published in the Oct. 5 issue of Nature, finds more evidence that global warming could affect ocean salinity levels in ways that could have far-reaching ramifications. As part of their study, geologists Howard Spero, of the University of California, Davis, and Matthew Schmidt, of the Georgia Institute of Technology, recorded salinity levels in the North Atlantic Ocean between 45,000 and 60,000 years ago.
Director of Finance (The Atlantic Group)
Location: Bangor, ME / Director of Finance Imagine taking a walk along the rocky coastline and watching a graceful seagull glide along the ocean breeze as the salty spray kisses your face on a cool autumn afternoon. Outdoor activities abound in this charming coastal New Engla... / (Source: Employment Spot.com)
Director of Finance (The Atlantic Group)
Location: Bangor, ME / Director of Finance Imagine taking a walk along the rocky coastline and watching a graceful seagull glide along the ocean breeze as the salty spray kisses your face on a cool autumn afternoon. Outdoor activities abound in this charming coastal New Eng... / (Source: Employment Spot.com)
Modest Mouse: Ocean Breathes Salty
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JVC to market speaker that 'breathes' music
Japan's JVC has said it will soon market a first-of-a-kind speaker system that "breathes" sound rather than vibrates. The "Pulsating Sphere Speaker" is covered with 11 pentagonal membranes that emit ...