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Phytoplankton Surge in Arctic Waters
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Published July 30, 2020
The floating plant-like organisms are showing up in higher concentrations across the Arctic Ocean.
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Seeing the Sea Through the Years
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Published April 30, 2019
In several decades of observing the ocean with satellites, our vision has changed as much as the sea.
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Mosaic of the Arctic
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Published October 28, 2016
The fragility of our home planet is apparent in this view of the whole Arctic region in September 2012, when sea ice reached its lowest minimum extent ever observed in the satellite record.
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Finding Hidden Shoals on the North Slope
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Published September 17, 2015
By analyzing satellite images of sediments, coastal researchers and cartographers can identify potential shallows, shoals, and shipping hazards.
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Changing Views of Fine Particulate Pollution
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Published June 24, 2015
Improved data from several satellites illustrates how concentrations of fine particulate pollution have changed over time.
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Methane Emissions from the Arctic Ocean
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Published May 9, 2012
Airborne measurements detect the greenhouse gas rising out of cracks in the ice cap.