Climate change causes changes in ocean temperature, ocean acidification and deoxygenation, leading to changes in oceanic circulation and chemistry, rising sea levels, increased storm intensity, as well as changes in the diversity and abundance of marine species. We make observations of the sea water using a device called a Conductivity Temperature and Depth (CTD). Find out more from Dr Ben Moat.
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- 8 and over
- Climate Change
- Oceans
- Research
Climate Change: Increasing Global Ocean Temperatures
Our oceans are warming due to climate change. Find out how we measure sea surface temperatures back to 1850. -
- 8 and over
- Climate Change
- Oceans
- Research
Climate Change: Observing the Global Ocean
Find out how 4000 robots are helping us understand how our oceans are changing due to climate change.