WHOI in the News
Harnessing the power of sound for coral reef restoration
Environment & Energy Leader
The complicated truths about offshore wind and right whales
Science Friday
‘Like a magic carpet.’ New creature seen by Cape resident off Costa Rica now has his name
Yahoo! News
It’s the Golden Age for shipwreck discoveries. Why?
The New York Times
Our “fingerprints” are all over climate change, research on warming ocean temperatures finds
Salon
Sea surface temperature research provides clear evidence of human-caused climate change
Environmental News Network
Salt pond closed for a second time by red tide toxicity
Provincetown Independent
Humans are significantly changing ocean surface temperatures and seasons
Earth.com
Plastic food packaging contains thousands of chemicals, study finds
Chemical & Engineering News
Massachusetts scientists developing new environmentally friendly ‘biostraw’
WCVB
There’s a difference between the sound of a healthy coral reef and a degraded reef
NPR
Current Climate: Big risks as oceans overheat
Forbes
Are we breaking the Atlantic Ocean?
Vox
Scientists are using underwater speakers to help restore degraded coral reefs
ABC News
There are growing fears of an alarming shift in Antarctic sea ice
The New Scientist
California’s historic storms continue. Here’s how much scientists say it’s being driven by climate change
The San Francisco Chronicle
Rare grey whale seen off Nantucket is good and bad news, says Cape whale expert
Cape Cod Times
Woods Hole scientists develop new devices to track coastal flooding
CAI
A simple way to get microplastics out of your water
The Washington Post
WHOI-led team receives funding under new federal program to accelerate ocean-climate resilience
ON&T
Resilient Woods Hole hopes to include town on climate solutions
The Falmouth Enterprise
We know how to save these beloved endangered whales. Yet we’re mindlessly killing them
Vox
It’s not just toxic chemicals. Radioactive waste was also dumped off Los Angeles coast
The LA Times
Woods Hole scientists test out new water-level sensor
The Falmouth Enterprise