the Gulf of Maine is warming faster than 99 percent of the world’s oceans. This means higher sea levels and stronger storm surge. "The impact is now and it has continued to happen, so we ...

the Gulf of Maine is warming faster than 99% of the world's oceans. Warmer water temperatures are a direct threat to the state, as they result in stronger, more powerful storms and higher sea levels.

Ice acts like a protective cover over the Earth and our oceans ... circulation of the Atlantic Ocean and has been linked to collapse of fisheries in the Gulf of Maine and more destructive storms and ...

The Gulf of Maine’s warming waters are profoundly affecting Maine’s working waterfront in more ways than one. Over the past decade, sea surface temperatures have surged, with recent years ...

When tsunami waves that are generated outside the Gulf of Maine encounter the shallow waters of Georges Bank, the tsunami loses speed and begins to break and a portion of the wave energy is reflected ...

Commercial-scale leases in the Gulf of Maine, a state research project and ... includes “site characterization” by examining the sea floor and the ability to anchor the floating turbines ...

like the ice seen in this April 2022 file photo of Sydney Harbour, is increasingly disappearing from the Gulf of St. Lawrence, impacting coastal communities. (Tom Ayers/CBC) "We're seeing sea bass ...

The Gulf of Maine Research Institute will launch an interdisciplinary ... Preparing communities for sea-level rise: Science education program manager Gayle Bowness is leading interactive ...