Some areas of sediment on the sea floor hold large stores of carbon. Without greater protection, disturbance from human activities⚓🚢, could release some of that stored carbon back into the atmosphere theconversation.com/save-our-seabe… via The Conversation

Save our seabed – the bottom of the ocean needs to become a top priority, and the UN agrees

Via The Conversation

theconversation.com/save-our-seabe… Hervé Berville

Check out our new research quantifying and characterising the impact of ship anchoring ⚓🚢
Stay tuned as we will continue our fieldwork and we're looking forward to sharing our findings!

🚨publication alert!
Great paper explaining how ocean acidification offsets the effect of warming on sediment denitrification..Another great example of Earth System Science research, led by Michelle Simone AUT School of Science AUT University #WomenInSTEM

Come and work with us at AUT's School of Science: Senior Lecturer in Earth System Science! careers.aut.ac.nz/jobdetails?aji…

🚨Reminder alert! there's still time to submit your abstract to our session on 'Human impacts in the ocean' at the AMSA & NZMSS 2024 Conference, to be held from September 15-20, 2024, in Nipaluna, Hobart, Tasmania
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Sally Watson @hillman_jess #womeninSTEM

What do we need to do to better understand the risks posed by submarine volcanism? New piece in Geographical led by Isobel Yeo of National Oceanography Centre w inputs from Shane Cronin Marta Ribo Sally Watson Taaniela Kula NIWA AUT University University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau & others geographical.co.uk/science-enviro… VMSG2024

Mike Clare and I wrote an article for Geographical on the Hunga eruption and how we reduce submarine volcanic hazards for the future. Many people helped write this Shane Cronin Marta Ribo Sally Watson Rebecca Carey Taaniela Kula and others not on X.
geographical.co.uk/science-enviro…

Happy to announce our paper's acceptance by EPSL! 🎉 Submarine dense shelf water cascades can transform into supercritical turbidity currents, and this process is common on outer continental shelves worldwide. See our work in EarthArxiv:
eartharxiv.org/repository/vie…

🚨 new paper alert!!
Excited to share with you this fantastic work lead by Hélène Le Méleve! Have a read to learn more about the magmatic system under Hunga volcano before and after the 15 January 2022 eruption🌋🌊
science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

The magmatic system under Hunga volcano before and after the 15 January 2022 eruption | Science Advances science.org/doi/full/10.11…

💬 'This work highlights the urgent need for more research on and monitoring of these volcanic systems, not just in Tonga, but globally.' - Dr Isobel Yeo (Isobel Yeo)

Comprehensive eruption study highlights need for further study 🌋 brnw.ch/21wFjtM

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Discover how numerical models, satellite data, and machine learning are shaping the future of Aotearoa New Zealand's coastline. 🌊🔬 Find out more here:

auckland.ac.nz/en/news/2023/1…

Come join the Dept of Environmental Science at AUT University! 0.5FTE Lecturer/Senior Lecturer vacancy in Geospatial Science now open: uniroles.co.nz/display-job/57…

🚨Don't miss today! At #COP28 , #DOSI and partners will present an #OceanPavilion event highlighting connections between #ClimateChange and the #DeepSea .
If you will not be at COP28, you can watch the livestream: youtube.com/live/x6025FYPo…

🚨Tomorrow, on 02 December at #COP28 , #DOSI and partners will present an #OceanPavilion event highlighting connections between #ClimateChange and the #DeepSea .
If you will not be at COP28, you can watch the livestream: youtube.com/live/x6025FYPo…

🚨 New paper alert! An amazing piece of research led by Sarah Seabrook! A step forward on the international research effort to better understanding the submarine volcanic eruptions and their impacts
NIWA National Oceanography Centre & Tonga nature.com/articles/s4146…

Hot off the back of the NERC impact awards our new OA paper is out in Nature Communications on the massive seafloor impacts of the 2022 Hunga volcano eruption in Tonga led by Sarah Seabrook NIWA with Isobel Yeo and @jameshuntgeo National Oceanography Centre Natural Environment Research Council nature.com/articles/s4146…

The great Sarah Seabrook from NIWA will be in the panel discussing #climatechange , #deoxygenation & #biodiversity in the High Seas & Deep Sea at #COP28UAE Ocean Pavilion 🌊
Make sure you stop by if you are there in person!

Article on p38 in SubTel Forum on volcanic hazards & subsea telecoms cables feat Marta Ribo (@AUTuni), Kevin Mackay, Sarah Seabrook (@niwa_nz ), Ryan Wopschall, Dean Veverka (ICPC), Semisi Panuve (Tonga Cable), Isobel Yeo (@NOCnews) See p38 issuu.com/subtelforum/do… Natural Environment Research Council