WHOI in the News
This ocean current has huge effects on the world’s seas, and scientists are enduring blistering cold to figure it out
Business Insider
New project seeks to pinpoint lifespan of USS Arizona wreckage
Hawaii News Now
Into the deep to explore the twilight zone
The Boston Globe
Terrawatch: Earth’s spin creates uneven sea level rise
The Guardian
It’s Tough Being a Right Whale These Days
The Atlantic
Airlines react to rising temperatures as industry feels effects of climate change
The Telegraph
Massive Glacial Flood Led to Ancient 200-Year Cold Snap on Earth, Study Says
Weather Underground
Oceanographers in New England Given New Vessel to Explore
US News & World Report
Scientists may have solved a huge riddle in Earths climate past. It doesnt bode well for the future.
The Washington Post
Baleen Holds Secrets To Whales Lives And Deaths
The Atlantic
Here’s what happens to a styrofoam cup under the deep sea’s crushing pressure
Fox News
Ben Lecomte Aims To Be The First To Swim Across The Pacific Ocean
Forbes
Boston harbor barrier could take 30 years, cost $12B
Daily Mail Online
New details about 300-year-old shipwreck have been disclosed
Yahoo! News
Robot submarine finds “holy grail of shipwrecks” with up to $17 billion in treasure
CBS This Morning
A robot submarine found the ‘Holy Grail of shipwrecks.’ It’s worth billions.
The Washington Post
Alien Waters: Neighboring Seas Are Flowing into a Warming Arctic Ocean
YaleEnvironment360
quotes Robert Pickart
Kelp Farming Sees a Rise In Interest On the Cape
WCAI
World-first probe into an active submarine volcano
Radio New Zealand
quotes Susan Humphris
The Future of Lobstering May Mean Fishing by Computer
WCAI
quotes Mark Baumgartner
Bond sale to fund new WHOI building
Cape Cod Times
quotes Rob Munier, Jeffrey Fernandez
New WHOI facility simulates regions beyond deepest ocean depths
Cape Cod Times
quotes Chris Griner, Carl Kaiser, Brian Durante
James Cameron Is Worried About Our Relationship With Reality
Fast Company
mentions WHOI
Are emperor penguins eating enough?
Science Daily
features the work of Dan Zitterbart
