The 2015-2016 El Niño and the Blob came together to harm productivity in the Pacific Ocean, say scientists at University of California, Santa Cruz.
While the tendency may be to think of climate change effects as gradual, marine sediment evidence suggests that some large climate effects on the ocean, such as the development of low-oxygen North Pacific “dead zones,” can occur...
Stretching from southern California to British Columbia, a toxic algae bloom is shutting down fisheries along the west coast and puzzling researchers.
A new study shows that an unusually warm patch of water off the Pacific coast is the product of wayward winds, and may be slightly warming the West Coast