WHOI in the News
Invasive crab population keeps booming in Washington
KUOW
Shipworms can chew through a boat. Northeastern researchers explain their digestive process
News at Northeastern
WHOI Researchers Try Out Cutting-Edge Technology on STJ
The St. John Source
The Marine Lab in the Path of Climate Change’s Fury
WIRED Magazine
Photo | Glider returns to Santa Cruz with ocean data
The Santa Cruz Sentinel
WHOI Receives $2 million for CWATER Project
Eco Magazine
How Centuries-Old Whaling Logs Are Filling Gaps In Our Climate Knowledge
Honolulu Civil Beat
Beauty Products Keep Getting Recalled for Benzene. Just How Dangerous Is It?
Harper's Bazaar
The Ocean Pavilion Announces Schedule of Events for COP27
UNESCO
This Arctic Hydrothermal Vent Could Help Scientists Find Extraterrestrial Life
Popular Mechanics
Scientists team up to work on coral reef recovery, resilience
The Virgin Islands Daily News
Arctic hydrothermal vent site could help in search for extraterrestrial life
PHYS.ORG
How centuries-old whaling logs are filling gaps in our climate knowledge
Grist
Dolphins Whistle Their Names with Complex, Expressive Patterns
Scientific American
Coast Guard, Woods Hole researchers rescue 13 from sinking vessel off Virginia coast
WBUR
Antarctica’s emperor penguins at risk of extinction due to the climate crisis
CNN
North Atlantic Right whale population drops to about 340, worrying scientists
The Washington Post
Emperor Penguins Are Protected Under the Endangered Species Act
New York Times
Woods Hole restaurant, scientists work to combat sea-level rise
Cape Cod Times
New ocean tech fund makes waves
Axios
Hub Spot’s Brian Halligan launches $100 million investment fund focused on climate change
Boston Globe
Bizarre Pelican Eel Can Eat Prey Larger Than Own Body Thanks to Giant Mouth
Newsweek
Two Kinds of Warm Core Rings Emanate From the Gulf Stream
EOS
What Are The Deepest Spots In Earth’s Oceans?
Verve Times
