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  November 21, 2022

  Crowd-Sourcing Coastal Change Data Along Cliffs, Bluffs

  Most remote-sensing techniques rely on imagery taken at a specific time and place. What if researchers could crowd-source this data from volunteers...

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  November 18, 2022

  How Watershed Processes Under Climate Change Will Shape Coastlines

  The future of many coasts is tied to the delivery of land-based sediment. The natural supply of sediment to coasts from adjacent rivers and watersheds...

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  November 16, 2022

  Tough Places and Safe Spaces: Can Refuges Save Salmon from a Warming Climate?

  As the climate warms, cold-water refuges could be particularly important for migratory species that encounter a wide range of environmental conditions...

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  November 11, 2022

  USGS Coral Reef Science Featured in White House Report

  A new report from the White House offers federal recommendations for supporting nature-based solutions to fight climate change, citing USGS coral reef...

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  November 10, 2022

  Passive Sampling to Detect Groundwater Contaminants at Coral Reefs

  Most coral reefs around the world are declining due to a myriad of external stressors, including climate change impacts such as rising sea-surface...

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  November 9, 2022

  Landscape Response to Climate Change - A Commentary

  A new commentary by USGS scientists and collaborators looks at the current state of science that measures landscape responses to modern climate change...

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  November 9, 2022

  USGS forecasts Tropical Storm Nicole could significantly impact southeastern beaches

  A new U.S. Geological Survey coastal change forecast predicts sandy beaches and dunes in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina are likely to see...

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  November 9, 2022

  Bipartisan Infrastructure Law investments combine science and technology to track biological threats in US waters

  WASHINGTON — The U.S. Geological Survey announced today it has signed a cooperative agreement with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, or...

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  November 1, 2022

  Teaching Software to Track Coastal Change

  Classifying imagery based on identifiable pixels—labeling pixels of a certain color “water” and others as “land”, for example—is known as image...

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  November 1, 2022

  Without Sea Ice, More Polar Bears Spend Time Onshore, Increasing Potential for Human Interaction

  As sea ice declines, more polar bears are coming onshore each summer and staying longer, increasing the potential for more human-bear interactions.

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  November 1, 2022

  Coastal marsh responses to rising seas: Surface elevation dynamics in coastal marshes along the northwestern Gulf of Mexico

  This article is part of the Fall 2022 issue of the Earth Science Matters Newsletter. 

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  October 31, 2022

  Dr. Christina Kellogg was the invited speaker in the Florida Atlantic University (FAU)–Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute (HBOI) Marine Science Seminar Series

  Dr. Christina Kellogg (SPCMSC Research Microbiologist) gave an invited seminar at Florida Atlantic University on her research into mesophotic and deep...

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