Tag: Climate change

• Conferencing on nutrient limitation

  

  Get in the first row of my conferencing at the IX International Symposium on Marine Sciences in Valencia, Spain.

  Aja Trebec

  July 3, 2024

  Canary Archipelago, Climate change, oceanography

  algae, Canary Islands, Climate change, nutrient limitation, oceanography, phytoplankton

• The Deep Chlorophyll Maximum

  

  A layer where light from above and nutrients from below become the resources for the survival of phytoplankton species.

  Aja Trebec

  January 9, 2022

  Algae & Marine Plants, Climate change, oceanography, Processes

  biogeochemistry, biological pump, Climate change, DCM, deep clorophyll maximum, global warming, nutrient export, oceanic eddy, oceanography, physics, phytoplankton, primary production

• Polar bear on search of food

  

  We all know the causes and consequences of global warming, but how much we know about changes among species is certainly the question.

  Aja Trebec

  January 10, 2021

  Climate change, conservation

  Canada, Climate change, ecology, energy resources, ethology, global warming, polar bears, snow goose, ursus maritimus

• Canaria: Cyanobacteria

  

  Among many factors, the increase of temperature above 23℃ has contributed to the blooming.

  Aja Trebec

  October 12, 2020

  Algae & Marine Plants, Canary Archipelago, Climate change, oceanography, Processes

  Canary Islands, Climate change, global warming, HABs, harmful algal blooms, Lyngbya majuscula, Trichodesmium erythraeum

• Tarawa Fate

  

  As much as mankind is capable of developing some sort of futuristic innovations, nature always finds its way of conquering us.

  Aja Trebec

  March 15, 2020

  Climate change

  Climate change, Kiribati, Pacific islands, Tarawa