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Fisk Johnson said: "I've always been intensely connected to nature, which is why I'm disappointed that even small quantities of microplastics were found in this pristine river," 
finanzen-at Monday, July 22, 2019 5:00:00 PM CEST
Niall Smith said: “There’s too much focus on recycling being the kind of silver bullet solution, which it is not”
grist Friday, July 5, 2019 1:03:00 PM CEST
Niall Smith said: “Where the US is doing badly is the relationship between what it generates and its capacity to recycle,”
marketbusinessnews Thursday, July 4, 2019 10:44:00 PM CEST
Niall Smith said: “There’s too much focus on recycling being the kind of silver bullet solution, which it is not”
marketbusinessnews Thursday, July 4, 2019 10:44:00 PM CEST
Niall Smith said: "There's too much focus on recycling being the kind of silver bullet solution, which it is not,"
ecowatch Wednesday, July 3, 2019 6:52:00 PM CEST
Niall Smith said: “There’s too much focus on recycling being the kind of silver bullet solution, which it is not”
guardian Wednesday, July 3, 2019 6:23:00 AM CEST
Fisk Johnson said: "Plastic waste is the single biggest environmental issue we have to address as a company, but we can't do it alone," "Business, government and civil society need to come together to solve the problem"
finanzen-ch Monday, July 1, 2019 6:12:00 PM CEST
Patrick Rafter said: “When we say iron is recycled in the system more efficiently than other elements, it doesn’t sound like this big, profound statement, but for those of us who have been studying these communities, it’s actually a very important insight into how the system works, how marine plant life functions in the ocean,” “This microbial community has figured out a way to fertilize itself with iron”
news-uci Wednesday, June 26, 2019 9:51:00 PM CEST
Patrick Rafter said: “What happens in a decade or a century or a million years?” “Our model proves that if you change the rate at which waters are brought up to the surface, you can allow for more or less iron recycling and self-fertilization by phytoplankton. And then you get more nitrogen consumption and, ultimately, more of this plant growth that can affect the ocean/atmosphere partitioning of carbon dioxide – which impacts the global climate”
news-uci Wednesday, June 26, 2019 9:51:00 PM CEST
Eugenie Sage said: “Product designers, manufacturers and retailers who adopt circular economy principles can help to ensure their products are designed to reduce and avoid waste and litter pollution”
foreignaffairs-nz Saturday, June 8, 2019 2:57:00 AM CEST
Patrick Rafter said: “When we say iron is recycled in the system more efficiently than other elements, it doesn’t sound like this big, profound statement, but for those of us who have been studying these communities, it’s actually a very important insight into how the system works, how marine plant life functions in the ocean,” “This microbial community has figured out a way to fertilize itself with iron”
news-uci Friday, May 31, 2019 9:18:00 AM CEST
Patrick Rafter said: “What happens in a decade or a century or a million years?” “Our model proves that if you change the rate at which waters are brought up to the surface, you can allow for more or less iron recycling and self-fertilization by phytoplankton. And then you get more nitrogen consumption and, ultimately, more of this plant growth that can affect the ocean/atmosphere partitioning of carbon dioxide – which impacts the global climate”
news-uci Friday, May 31, 2019 9:18:00 AM CEST
Angus Atkinson says: “We do not know exactly what the mechanisms are at this stage, but we found that this link between SAM and krill density held throughout the austral summer, autumn and winter,”
environmentalresearchweb Thursday, May 30, 2019 9:38:00 AM CEST
Simeon Hill adds: “Our results suggest that southern areas have been relatively resilient to these changes and that juvenile krill can still be plentiful in some years,” “These differences offer some hope that krill and its predators will survive into the future. Nonetheless, this is a clear sign that ecosystems can change rapidly in a changing climate”
environmentalresearchweb Thursday, May 30, 2019 9:38:00 AM CEST
Lukas Jonkers says: “We found always that the preindustrial counterpart, or analog, was in an area that was warmer than where the sediment trap was,”
grist Saturday, May 25, 2019 1:07:00 PM CEST
Lukas Jonkers adds: “I think this is the first real demonstration that we have pushed plankton communities into a totally different state,”
grist Saturday, May 25, 2019 1:07:00 PM CEST
Catherine Davis says: “What’s happening in foraminifera is probably happening in the entire plankton community,”
grist Saturday, May 25, 2019 1:07:00 PM CEST
Catherine Davis says: “What's happening in foraminifera is probably happening in the entire plankton community,”
newsnow-co-uk Wednesday, May 22, 2019 8:50:00 PM CEST
Catherine Davis says: “What's happening in foraminifera is probably happening in the entire plankton community,”
wired Wednesday, May 22, 2019 7:25:00 PM CEST
David Emerson said: "It is important that we explore ideas for climate change mitigation that can supplement the effects of decreasing carbon emissions,"
eurekalert Wednesday, April 3, 2019 5:13:00 PM CEST
David Emerson said: "This research has tremendous potential to integrate disciplines from phytoplankton ecology, to atmospheric science, to engineering," "At minimum, we would gain a better sense of how the ocean works. At best, iron additions would act on a short time scale to help mitigate climate change"
eurekalert Wednesday, April 3, 2019 5:13:00 PM CEST
David Emerson said: "In addition to cutting carbon emissions, we need to remove more carbon from the atmosphere to limit global climate change," "These geoengineering approaches are not solutions to the whole problem, but they are potential ways we can mitigate the worst effects"
eurekalert Wednesday, April 3, 2019 5:13:00 PM CEST
David Emerson said: "It's important to start investing in thoughtful and extensive research programs now," "The worst thing would be if, in several decades, people faced with horrible consequences of climate change started taking dramatic action without understanding the long-term effects. We need to explore and develop a continuum of solutions, from actions we can take as individuals to large-scale efforts"
eurekalert Wednesday, April 3, 2019 5:13:00 PM CEST
Michael Krutzen said: "Once we realized that the 2011 warm water event had such devastating consequences on the seagrass beds in Shark Bay, we wondered whether [animals] on top of the food chain might also be affected,"
fox10tv Tuesday, April 2, 2019 12:58:00 AM CEST
Michael Krutzen said: "Survival and reproduction are important parameters that inform us about the health of a population," "It seems that extreme weather events appear to threaten marine mammal populations in their existence. If we want to conserve these populations, we have to think how the frequency of such events can be kept at a minimum"
fox10tv Tuesday, April 2, 2019 12:58:00 AM CEST
Michael Krutzen said: “Once we realized that the 2011 warm water event had such devastating consequences on the seagrass beds in Shark Bay, we wondered whether [animals] on top of the food chain might also be affected,”
fox5sandiego Monday, April 1, 2019 8:37:00 PM CEST
Michael Krutzen said: “Survival and reproduction are important parameters that inform us about the health of a population,” “It seems that extreme weather events appear to threaten marine mammal populations in their existence. If we want to conserve these populations, we have to think how the frequency of such events can be kept at a minimum”
fox5sandiego Monday, April 1, 2019 8:37:00 PM CEST
Patrick Rafter said: “When we say iron is recycled in the system more efficiently than other elements, it doesn’t sound like this big, profound statement, but for those of us who have been studying these communities, it’s actually a very important insight into how the system works, how marine plant life functions in the ocean,” “This microbial community has figured out a way to fertilize itself with iron”
news-uci Saturday, March 23, 2019 8:18:00 AM CET
Patrick Rafter said: “What happens in a decade or a century or a million years?” “Our model proves that if you change the rate at which waters are brought up to the surface, you can allow for more or less iron recycling and self-fertilization by phytoplankton. And then you get more nitrogen consumption and, ultimately, more of this plant growth that can affect the ocean/atmosphere partitioning of carbon dioxide – which impacts the global climate”
news-uci Saturday, March 23, 2019 8:18:00 AM CET
Simone Metz said: “This study shows that our current carbon dioxide emission rates are influencing not only the chemistry of the Southern Ocean but its food web structure as well,”
earth Monday, March 11, 2019 6:46:00 PM CET
Simone Metz said: "This study shows that our current carbon dioxide emission rates are influencing not only the chemistry of the Southern Ocean but its food web structure as well,"
eurekalert Monday, March 11, 2019 6:09:00 PM CET
Chris Harvey said: “We are seeing several signs of recovery, but not all of them. We are not quite out of the woods yet,”
seattletimes Saturday, March 9, 2019 4:21:00 AM CET
Michael Weiss said: “We don’t know what is going to happen if we lose J17, we lose her knowledge and experience,”
seattletimes Saturday, March 9, 2019 4:21:00 AM CET
Patrick Rafter said: “When we say iron is recycled in the system more efficiently than other elements, it doesn’t sound like this big, profound statement, but for those of us who have been studying these communities, it’s actually a very important insight into how the system works, how marine plant life functions in the ocean,” “This microbial community has figured out a way to fertilize itself with iron”
news-uci Tuesday, February 19, 2019 7:06:00 AM CET
Patrick Rafter said: “What happens in a decade or a century or a million years?” “Our model proves that if you change the rate at which waters are brought up to the surface, you can allow for more or less iron recycling and self-fertilization by phytoplankton. And then you get more nitrogen consumption and, ultimately, more of this plant growth that can affect the ocean/atmosphere partitioning of carbon dioxide – which impacts the global climate”
news-uci Tuesday, February 19, 2019 7:06:00 AM CET
Don Evans said: “It’s a little walk, but it’s a big deal for the vulnerable people in our community who benefit from your generosity,”
timescolonist Sunday, February 17, 2019 3:03:00 PM CET
Deng Palomares said: “Meanwhile most of the small-scale fisheries catches are consumed by people and sometimes the fish discarded by industrial vessels is precisely what the small boats would catch. Our analysis shows that 36 per cent of marine catches consumed directly by people between 2010 and 2014 were caught by artisanal, subsistence and recreational fisheries,”
FIS Thursday, February 14, 2019 3:28:00 AM CET
Deng Palomares said (about Indian Ocean): “This is an important figure because it is a part of the marine catch that is directly used for consumption by very poor people,” “It is crucial to be aware of this because, particularly in small island developing states in the Pacific and Indian Ocean, these catches are taken by women who contribute directly to the food security of their families”
FIS Thursday, February 14, 2019 3:28:00 AM CET
Jim Reynolds says: "We believe that a number of factors might influence the size of the breeding population of sooty terns on the island but we wanted to understand such factors in greater detail, resulting in causal explanations of the tern population decline over the past 60 years,"
eurekalert Monday, February 4, 2019 1:37:00 AM CET
Jim Reynolds explains: "There are several factors that could have led to the terns eating less fish," "Part of the answer will lie in the rapid growth of industrial fishing for species like tuna over past decades - but ecosystems are complex, and other forms of global change, such as the warming of the oceans may also play a significant part in this story. As oceans warm, the movements of top predators and the fish on which they forage are changing, possibly making it more difficult for the terns to follow them in search of food"
eurekalert Monday, February 4, 2019 1:37:00 AM CET
Jim Reynolds adds: "This is a complicated story that shows just how fragile and delicate the marine ecosystem is. Our findings strongly reinforce the need for a large marine reserve where it would be possible to police fishing more effectively and do much more to protect these vulnerable species"
eurekalert Monday, February 4, 2019 1:37:00 AM CET
Jose Fernandez said: "Model systems like mice and flies have been invaluable to biology, but there is no such thing as a model system that can answer all the important questions,"
eurekalert Tuesday, January 29, 2019 5:28:00 PM CET
Jose Fernandez said: "Clams don't have chemotherapy or radiation, and somehow they are able to get rid of cancer,"
eurekalert Tuesday, January 29, 2019 5:28:00 PM CET
Jose Fernandez said: "Sometimes you find incredible new things when you start comparing different organisms,"
eurekalert Tuesday, January 29, 2019 5:28:00 PM CET
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