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Establishing a Framework for Quantifiable Evidence of Ecosystem Change in Floating Offshore Wind (EQUIFy)EQUIFy is a pioneering research project led by Plymouth Marine Laboratory under the NERC and The Crown Estate Ecological Effects…
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Climate and Marine Production (CAMP)Climate and Marine Production (CAMP) is improving our understanding of ocean productivity and how it responds to climate change by…
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Tipping Points and Abrupt Changes in Marine Ecosystems (TIME)The Tipping points and abrupt changes In the Marine Ecosystem (TIME) project is developing new ways to identify early warning…
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Satellite-based observations of Carbon in the Ocean: Pools, Fluxes and Exchanges (SCOPE)In the Satellite-based observations of Carbon in the Ocean: Pools fluxes and Exchange (SCOPE) project, funded by the European Space…
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Closing the budget in marine atmospheric Oxidative Capacity through the quantification of Oceanic VOC emissions (COCO-VOC)Roughly half of the oxidation of methane (a key greenhouse gas) and non-methane volatile organic compounds (VOCs) occurs over the…
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Valuing Marine Artificial Structures (VALMAS)VALMAS is a £5.6 million UK research programme that examines how marine artificial structures, such as offshore wind turbines and…
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Carbon sequestration in BLUe EcoSystems (C-BLUES)The C-BLUES project aims to significantly advance knowledge and understanding of blue carbon ecosystems (BCEs) – seagrasses, tidal marshes, mangroves…
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Ocean ICU: Improving Carbon UnderstandingThe Horizon EU OceanICU is a five year project that seeks to gain a new understanding of the biological carbon…
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ProBleu: Promoting ocean and water literacy in school communitiesProBleu aims to mobilise and engage students, school communities, and the wider community across the EU and associated countries to…
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AgZero+ Towards sustainable, climate-neutral farmingPlymouth Marine Laboratory (PML) is a partner in a major five-year £13.8 million research programme, named “AgZero+’, to support the…
Science Topic
Flooding and coastal erosion
Climate change is leading to rising sea levels and an increased number and severity of extreme weather events which are putting coastal communities at risk of flooding and coastal erosion.
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