WHOI in the News
Sea Grant Funds New Technology to Monitor for Harmful Algal Blooms
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
quoted by Mike Brosnahan
BBC One announces Blue Planet Live
BBC One/Press Party
With right whales at risk of extinction, regulators consider drastic action that could affect lobstermen
Boston Globe
Quotes Michael Moore
Scallop fishery may be imperiled by acidic seas
Martha's Vineyard Times
Quotes Scott Doney
Scientists Pitch Projects For Further Development
Falmouth Enterprise
Quotes David Knaack
Podcast: Using Philanthropy to Explore the World’s Oceans
The Chronicle of Philanthropy
Quotes Mark Abbott
Algae Bloom in Lake Superior Raises Worries on Climate Change and Tourism
The New York Times
WHOI Scientists Use Nauset Marsh to Study Harmful Alagal Blooms
Cape Cod Times
New Study Shows Climate Change Could Reduce Scallop Population
Rhode Island Public Radio
L’Oreal Announces 2018 For Women in Science Fellowship Recipients
GCI Magazine
130-year-old brain coral reveals encouraging news for open ocean
Science Daily
WHOI to Continue Operation of Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI)
Ocean News & Technology Magazine
New Airborne Campaigns to Explore Snowstorms, River Deltas, Climate
NASA
Scientists discovered 85 miles of deep-sea coral reef hidden off the US East Coast here’s what it looks like
AOL
WHOI gets $6.9M grant to study red tide
Cape Cod Times
quotes John Stegeman, Michael Brosnahan
South Carolina’s deep ocean is home to vast, 85-mile-long stretch of cora
The Post and Courier
WHOI to Build 3-D Acoustic Telescope
CapeCod.com
Go to Sea with Astrobiologists Visiting Hawaii to Learn How to Look for Alien Life
Space.com
What lives in the ocean’s twilight zone? New technologies might finally tell us
Science
Experts: Cape Cod should prepare for the worst hurricanes
Cape Cod Times
How a top-secret Navy mission found the wreckage of the Titanic–and kept it secret for years
Business Insider
Frost in Space
Cape Cod Times
WHOI chosen as location of new NSF-funded ocean bottom seismograph instrument center
EurekAlert!
This ocean current has huge effects on the world’s seas, and scientists are enduring blistering cold to figure it out
Business Insider
