Physical oceanography

With the increasing number of deadly hurricanes and tropical storms during this year’s hurricane season, it becomes more urgent than ever to understand what all of this means for not only our well-being but also what we should expect in the future as sea levels rise. This issue is especially important to those that live in areas where they are surrounded by water. Often times when one place is hit by a tropical storm other places feel the effects of it depending on how bad it is. For example, as…

The article demonstrates the extreme damage that the remaining plastic particles pollute the ocean and result in the deaths of marine lives, for instance, fish, sea turtles, sea birds and marine mammals. It straightly emphasizes the plastic problem at the beginning with statistics which show the significance of this issue. Thousands of tones of plastics flow into the ocean, which not only pollute the water, but also endanger the ecological system. Furthermore, the article discusses specific…

The effects of pollution on the ocean Global plastic pollution and consumption has had far-reaching, immeasurable and harmful impacts on marine environments. Plastic is one of the most prominent materials used in manufacture. This man-made, non-biodegradable material is often produced in mass amounts to meet global supply and demand. In effect global plastic pollution has had far-reaching, immeasurable and harmful impacts on the environment. This has led to strategies being undertaken to…

Throughout the following 60 years, around 87,000 structures situated on low-lying area and feigns are inclined to erode into the sea or lakes around the United States (SESWG par. 2). Expenses to property owners will average generally $500 million every year (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration par. 2). Climate change is a long term anxiety provoking issue, and the anxiety of having long term issues is difficult to deal with, so we must learn to face that anxiety and convert it into…

According to Edith Widder, “Our biggest challenges for the ocean and for the planet are problems of perception. People need to understand that species extinctions, habitat destruction, ocean acidification, and pollution are all chipping away at the resilience of the thin layer of life that sustains us on Spaceship Earth.” I will be discussing what ocean acidification is, how do the CO2 get into oceans, and what are biological impacts. Ocean Acidification is a reduction in ocean pH due to the…

You probably know the fact, the Earth is covered with 75% of water. But have you heard that we are harming that 75% of Earth with our cars, homes and industrialization? Society is releasing Carbon Dioxide in the air which takes away one of the most valuable resources that we have. And its not just the ocean water that is turning acidic. Our coral reefs are dying, and soon some of the sea creatures will come down with the rest of the Ocean. As industrialization release Carbon Dioxide into the…

When you are going to explore the world, that is when you realize that you are only a small human in this ginormous world like the atoms in a blueberry, that is when you realize that the world is a vast mystery waiting to be explored, that is when you realize that nothing is impossible on this unknown world. The world is like the universe, waiting to be explored. A lot Of the Ocean is Unexplored Scientists believe that only 5% percent of the ocean is unexplored, leaving 95% of the ocean a vast…

teach people what conditions our water is in, but also what they can do about it. we are asking them to take small action that can take a big effect of the health and condition of the water not only in the puget sound, but all around the world. things like when you go camping; pack in, pack out. the Puget Sound there is too much Plastic pollution . This Plastic pollution is a threat to whales, seals, salmon and all of Puget Sound’s wildlife and sea life . There is…

Throughout Miles’ journey, Miles becomes more appreciative, for his and others’ life. While walking on the beach, Miles observes a seashell and has an epiphany, “Those shells, as unique and timeless as bones, helped me realize, that in the life on Earth, we are houseflies, here for one flash of light,” (45). Miles’ epiphany is that his life on earth will not last forever. After his “one flash of light,” he will be gone. Humans only get one chance to live on earth and Miles realizes he needs to…

an alive but his discoveries were a major help after he died. He lived in a time that scientific discoveries were plentiful so it was extremely east for something like the study of oceanography to be overlooked. His discoveries lead to him being called the father of Oceanography (Sir John Murray-Founder of Oceanography). He was born in Canada in 1841 to Scottish parents. He soon moved to Edinburgh, Scotland as a young boy and spent his days studying at Stirling High School. He then enrolled…