βThe success of global action to protect the ozone layer shows what we can achieve when science, policy and countries work together towards a common goal.β
New paper highlights the #ocean's role in uniting global #EnvironmentalAction π

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βThe success of global action to protect the ozone layer shows what we can achieve when science, policy and countries work together towards a common goal.β
New paper highlights the #ocean's role in uniting global #EnvironmentalAction π
Congratulations @pml.ac.uk and all the AquaPLAN team on this key achievement from the project ππ
Good news! The excellent collaboration continues between @pml.ac.uk and @exetermarine.bsky.social
Looking for a #PhD? Interested in #marine #ecosystems #plankton #ecology or #computervision? Apply to study with us and investigate The Bigger Picture: aries-dtp.ac.uk/studentships...
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Scientists have produced the first ever framework which can be used to assess whether a region is of 'Good Environmental Status' in terms of #LightPollution - with authors stating that the evidence is now there for action on #ArtificialLightAtNight π
And lastly, another from the archives - media coverage from Professor Steve Grooms research π€©
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Please join us in wishing a huge congratulations to Professor Steve Groom for an incredible 40 years of service at the lab! π€© And hear from our Director of Science Prof Tim Smyth who describes his incredible journey during his time here (in reply below) π
Together, weβre strengthening the South Westβs position as a world-leading centre for marine research and innovation. Read the full story: pml.ac.uk/news/marine-...
Now, a new Memorandum of Understanding will create further opportunities to bring together expertise, support the next generation of scientists and tackle some of the key challenges facing our ocean - and planet. π§΅π
Did you know? Our partnership stretches back more than a decade - and since 2021 alone, it has helped secure more than Β£10 million in #ResearchFunding, supported around 350 #ResearchPapers, and provided joint or shared supervision for 24 #PhDstudents. π§΅π
π€ Stronger together: PML and the University of Exeter have signed a new agreement to deepen our collaboration on marine science. Discover our history in this thread π§΅π
Exeter and @pml.ac.uk signed a new Memorandum of Understanding today, which will strengthen opportunities for future collaboration and allow doctoral students to capitalise on the expertise and experience of scientists from both institutions.
Science in action: An international group of researchers prepare to set sail on the @noc.ac.uk's RRS Discovery to investigate how remote ocean environments influence the Earthβs atmosphere and climate system.
πΊοΈ Southampton -> Cabo Verde
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#earth-science #SciComm π§ͺ
How do scientists measure ocean-emitted emissions?
Let's visit @noc.ac.uk's RRS Discovery to find out!
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#earth-science #SciComm π§ͺ
Great to work with our friends at the National Oceanography Centre (@noc.ac.uk) on this study to investigate the potential extent of mining pollution across the globe.
β οΈ Almost 300,000 km of the world's coastline at risk from #pollution linked to metal mines and mine waste, new research finds.
That's enough to circle the Earth more than seven times.
π§οΈ Rain = #sewage discharge = #pollution in the ocean? β¦ not necessarily.
A #NewStudy has revealed that rainfall alone is a poor predictor of where E. coli contamination will strike: pml.ac.uk/news/sewage-...
The call accompanies the release of the #PlanetaryHealthCheck 2026, an assessment led by scientists at the Planetary Boundaries Science Lab - part of @pik-potsdam.bsky.social, and co-authored by Professor Findlay.
Access the report: www.planetaryhealthcheck.org
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π‘ Just one year ago, in a landmark paper, Professor Findlay alerted the world to the news that the seventh planetary boundary had already been crossed: #OceanAcidification.
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