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Searching the ocean for secrets to help fight climate change

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Pink sea urchins off the coast of Vancouver Island are expanding into shallower waters. Researchers say it's an indication of how rapidly climate change is affecting ocean life. Researchers looked at 14 years of data including before, during and after "The Blob" The research is consistent with similar work done in California in 2017.

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BEYOND LOCAL: B.C's pink sea urchins are on the move thanks to climate change

Heat domes and heat waves are becoming more common, and understanding how the ocean responds to those changes can have a direct impact on people

·Bradford West Gwillimbury, Canada
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BEYOND LOCAL: B.C's pink sea urchins are on the move thanks to climate change

Heat domes and heat waves are becoming more common, and understanding how the ocean responds to those changes can have a direct impact on people

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BEYOND LOCAL: B.C's pink sea urchins are on the move thanks to climate change

Heat domes and heat waves are becoming more common, and understanding how the ocean responds to those changes can have a direct impact on people

·Barrie, Canada
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BEYOND LOCAL: B.C's pink sea urchins are on the move thanks to climate change

Heat domes and heat waves are becoming more common, and understanding how the ocean responds to those changes can have a direct impact on people

·Sault Ste. Marie, Canada
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Searching the ocean for secrets to help fight climate change

By sampling prehistoric sediments in the ocean floor, geologist Hartmut Schulz hopes to identify ancient analogues of today’s warming world. By sampling prehistoric sediments in the ocean floor, geologist Hartmut Schulz hopes to identify ancient analogues of today’s warming world.

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BEYOND LOCAL: B.C's pink sea urchins are on the move thanks to climate change

Heat domes and heat waves are becoming more common, and understanding how the ocean responds to those changes can have a direct impact on people

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Nature broke the news in United Kingdom on Monday, February 13, 2023.
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