
Research shows carbon storage in coastal systems increases at moderate rates of sea-level rise but decreases if rise rates get too fast.
Research shows carbon storage in coastal systems increases at moderate rates of sea-level rise but decreases if rise rates get too fast.
Discover highlights from our annual analysis of sea-level trends at 32 coastal localities nationwide.
VIMS researchers earned 5 of the 44 grants awarded in 2022 by NOAA Fisheries’ Saltonstall-Kennedy Program, an annual nationwide grant competition designed to enhance U.S. fisheries and aquaculture.
VIMS-led research shows that a distant human relative pumps large amounts of carbon from the ocean surface to the deep sea, where it contributes nothing to current warming.
A new VIMS study reveals that the presence of microplastics increases the severity of an important viral fish disease.
Choice of water-clarity metrics impacts management of seagrasses and other light-loving organisms.