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NCCOS Social Media Archives

You don’t have to follow NCCOS on social to know the latest news. Here’s what we’ve been sharing.

Seaweed Aquaculture: A Potentially Game Changing Emerging Field

Two men pull kelp out of the water over the edge of a boat

June 28, 2024

Evaluating proposed shoreline adaptation

Example output that will be generated from this project. Left: Inundation area and flood depth for Marina del Rey, California, under two meters of sea level rise and a 100-year storm. Right: Comparison of the economic damages across different storm severities and adaptation scenarios.

June 25, 2024

Working with Gullah Geechee commercial fishermen and aquaculture farmers in South Carolina

students on a tour Hollings Marine Laboratory

June 24, 2024

It’s World Hydrography Day!

Scientist standing on a boat holds a large drop camera with water in the background

June 21, 2024

First microplastics discovered in common bottlenose dolphins

dolphins surface from the ocean in the foreground with wild horses on land in the background

June 20, 2024

Scientists surveyed adult queen conch north of the Florida Keys

underwater scientific survey tools being used on a coral reef

June 18, 2024

We’re celebrating 25 years of science serving coastal communities

Text reads 25 years of science serving coastal communities

June 17, 2024

Tour the R/V Nancy Foster

Close up view of ship Nancy Foster

June 17, 2024

North Carolina sediment accumulation is not keeping up with sea level rise

Person sits on a wood plank in a marsh tending to a scientific instrument: surface elevation table.

June 14, 2024

NOAA’s Gulf of Mexico dead zone forecast

A map of the Mississippi River watershed is made up of farms (yellow), cities (red), and natural lands (green).

June 13, 2024

NCCOS awarded funds for Oregon’s response to Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning

a pile of razor clams

June 12, 2024

¿Dónde pueden instalarse turbinas eólicas marinas?

Text reads ¿Dónde pueden instalarse turbinas eólicas marinas?

June 12, 2024

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