WHOI in the News
Deploying seismometers where they’re needed most: Underwater
Physics Today
Coal burning blamed for monsoon weakening
Cosmos Magazine
Distinct microbes found living next to corals
Science Daily
WIRED Magazine: Seafloor Maps Reveal Active Fault Lines
WIRED Magazine
Forbes: Arsenic-Breathing Microbes Found In The Open Ocean
Forbes
BBC: Why did an entire civilization vanish?
BBC
National Geographic: Polar Animals in the Arctic
National Geographic
Seafloor Maps Reveal Underwater Caves, Slopes—and Fault Lines
Wired Magazine
An Emperor Penguin Colony in Antarctica Vanishes
The New York Times
New regulations are a matter of life and extinction for right whales
The Boston Globe
Take Weather Prediction with a Grain of Salt and It Gets Better
EOS
New Deep-Sea Coral Species Discovered
The New York Times
New ‘bubblegum’ corals found in Northeast Canyons and Seamounts National Monument during human-occupied submersible dives.
New Species of ‘Bubblegum Coral’ Discovered at Imperiled Undersea Monument
Gizmodo
In a Spin: New Insights into the Beaufort Gyre
Eos - Earth and Space Science News
New Initiative Launched to Help Protect New Yorks Great Whales
Press Release Point
Quotes (Mark Baumgartner)
Do chemicals that disperse oil spills make the problem worse? Probably not, new study finds
Science
Quotes (Chris Reddy)
Woods Hole Model Boat Show
CapeNews.net
Blue Economy Urges Collaboration
Cape Cod.com
Colonization in slow motion
Ecology Daily News
Quotes (Kirstin Meyer-Kaiser)
How to celebrate National Robotics Week in Massachusetts
Design World Online
Ancient Community of Undersea Microbes May Resemble Early Life on Earth, Other Planets
Targeted News Service
Quotes (Amy Smith)
Falmouth Schools Hold Annual Science Fair
The Falmouth Enterprise
Ocean Twilight Zone may be key to feeding and protecting life on earth
Quartz
Water samples detect low levels of Fukushima-related contamination
Phys.org