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...carbon dioxide inputs is already leading to warmer waters causing some species to migrate, oceans to become more acidic, glaciers and ice sheets to melt. Waste from our industry and general lifestyle now pollutes the oceans with chemicals, plastics, radioactivity and more. So what changes can we expect to see in our oceans in the next 50 years? How fast is sea level...

...carbon dioxide. The loss of this carbon sink adds to the increasing carbon emissions that lead to climate change. Palm oil is also an issue of social justice affecting the livelihoods of local indigenous people, and their cultures that are destroyed through deforestation. When they protest against the continued practice of unsustainable farming, they are thrown in jail...

...carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, chlorofluorocarbons and other ocean tracers. Andy was made a Fellow of the Royal Society in 2003. He is a recipient of the European Geophysical Union’s Nansen Medal for contributions to marine science (2003), and the Plymouth Marine Sciences medal (2009). Since 2009 he has been funded as a Royal Society Research Professor. He...