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Ancient Antarctic ice cycles impacted ocean productivity thousands of miles away

UW–Madison study links Antarctic ice sheet growth and decay to a 40,000-year rhythm in subtropical marine productivity

29.04.2026 · MARUM
Human greenhouse gas emissions drive compound hot-dry extremes and enforce climate risks for low-income countries

New study shows that the combination of heat and drought events will further increase and affect especially those countries that contribute less to climate change

07.04.2026 · AWI
How did Earth’s most powerful ocean current form?

Surprising findings on the Antarctic Circumpolar Current in its infancy

06.04.2026 · AWI
Alchemy in the Earth’s Mantle

Why Subduction Zones act as the Earth’s “Gold Kitchens”

01.04.2026 · GEOMAR
Marine heatwaves and coral Bleaching

Why some reefs recover faster than others

30.03.2026 · ZMT
Human-caused climate change fuels mega-fires in the Arctic

Study using climate simulations

26.03.2026 · ESRAH
Anchovy fishing in Peru: between export and food security

New Kiel study shows: Sustainable fisheries policy could combat malnutrition in Peru – despite climate change

18.03.2026 · CAU
Managed retreat in Europe more widespread than previously assumed

New study shows relocations from risk areas usually occur after extreme events rather than as part of long-term strategies

16.03.2026 · CAU
How microbes use ancient carbon

How is carbon metabolized and processed in different ecosystems?

09.03.2026 · MARUM
The Challenges of Environmental Monitoring in Field Trials for Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal

Experts explain why it is so difficult to measure and assess the environmental impact of experiments on marine CO2 removal methods

04.03.2026 · GEOMAR
Climate Models with High Resolution in the Ocean Can Better Represent European Heat Waves

New study shows the key role of the North Atlantic in simulating extreme heat

03.03.2026 · GEOMAR
Stability of the Greenland Ice Sheet

When the Ice Loss Becomes Irreversible

27.02.2026 · MPI-M
Pacific Puzzle

New Generation of Climate Models Sheds First Light on Long-Standing Pacific Puzzle

27.02.2026 · MPI-M
How do clouds form in Antarctica?

The first flight-based aerosol measurements in 20 years

20.02.2026 · AWI
Coastal Kelvin Waves and Marine Heatwaves in the Tropical Atlantic

Expedition M217/1 investigates upwelling system and extreme events off the southwest African coast

17.02.2026 · GEOMAR

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News

All press releases and news from the DAM

Ancient Antarctic ice cycles impacted ocean productivity thousands of miles away

Human greenhouse gas emissions drive compound hot-dry extremes and enforce climate risks for low-income countries

How did Earth’s most powerful ocean current form?

Alchemy in the Earth’s Mantle

Marine heatwaves and coral Bleaching

Human-caused climate change fuels mega-fires in the Arctic

Anchovy fishing in Peru: between export and food security

Managed retreat in Europe more widespread than previously assumed

How microbes use ancient carbon

The Challenges of Environmental Monitoring in Field Trials for Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal

Climate Models with High Resolution in the Ocean Can Better Represent European Heat Waves

Stability of the Greenland Ice Sheet

Pacific Puzzle

How do clouds form in Antarctica?

Coastal Kelvin Waves and Marine Heatwaves in the Tropical Atlantic

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