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Ocean prognosis: mass extinction

Antarctic penguins losing to climate change through 80% krill decline

Melting ice sheets largest contributor to rising sea levels

Sustainability of Antarctic toothfish fishery, legitimacy of Marine Stewardship Council called into question

In the midst of marine collapse will we save our last ocean?

The penguin crisis: over 60 percent of the world’s penguins threatened with extinction

Killer whales split into three separate species

Video: no sunlight, no food, frozen conditions, but NASA finds complex life

Photos: Giant iceberg breaks off Antarctica

Climate change melting southern Antarctic Peninsula ice shelves

Catastrophic sea level rise could occur with only two degrees Celsius warming

Photos: ten beloved species threatened by global warming

Oceans’ ability to sequester carbon diminishing

Satellite lasers show melting of Greenland, Antarctic worse than expected

Photo: guano stains helps researchers track penguins by satellite

Antarctica’s sea ice increasing due to ozone hole, but scientists predict global warming will catch-up

Extremophiles discovered below Antarctic glacier are remnants of marine life

Ice bridge collapses, leaving Wilkins Ice Shelf vulnerable

Photos: 13,000 species found in Arctic, Antarctic Oceans

Global warming may doom emperor penguins to extinction

Antarctica shows net warming over past 50 years

Ozone hole is second-largest on record in 2008

2-degree rise in temperature may doom penguins colonies

Study confirms strong link between CO2 and climate over 70,000 years

Sea level rise likely limited to 2-6 feet by 2100

Seals used for climate change research

Fossils grant new insight into the Antarctica’s natural history

Carbon dioxide levels at highest level in 800,000 years

Ozone-hole recovery may spur Antarctic warming

Geoengineering solution to global warming could destroy the ozone layer

Photos: Warming triggers massive Antarctic ice shelf collapse

Swan finds love with paddleboat

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