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Ocean Editor at @DialogueEarth_ (formerly @chinadialogue), previously of @ResProfNews and @Nature. Opinions generally mine.
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‘We really are going blind’: Scientists warn world losing sight of the ocean

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By Daniel Cressey Verified
| Eco-Business Verified
This, the second iteration of the Starfish Barometer, is the first to include numbers on ocean observations, said Marina Lévy, an oceanographer at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) who chairs the Starfish scientific committee along with von Schuckmann. Acknowledging widespread concerns over the US cuts, she added there are already signs that observations are shrinking globally. “The question is: how is this going to evolve in future?
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‘We really are going blind’: Scientists warn world is losing sight of ocean

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By Daniel Cressey Verified
| Dialogue Earth Verified
At a moment scientists most need to understand what is happening in the ocean, some of the systems built to observe it are being switched off or allowed to shrink. Last month, it was revealed that the US government under President Donald Trump was shutting down much of a high-tech network of ocean monitoring equipment that cost USD 368 million. The agency responsible said it was just tweaking the “scope of its support” – but the scientific community has reacted with outrage.
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Haul of 1,100 new ocean species in one year shows depths of unknown and unprotected

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By Daniel Cressey Verified
| ARY News Verified
Aglobe-spanning attempt to catalogue ocean life found over 1,100 species last year. But many times that number remain undiscovered, with worrying implications for conservation. Fixing that knowledge gap means spreading understanding about how to classify species around the world. Classifying the world’s animals might seem to be quite literally an academic problem.
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