Anita Butterley
@anitabutterley.bsky.social
It's all about the little things in life. Phytoplankton physiology and Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement 🦠
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#BiologyLetters Antarctic krill, small marine animals, have a key role in the ocean’s food web and carbon cycle. A study of their feeding behaviour raises concerns about the impact of pollution on krill and carbon cycling in the ocean. Read more: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/... #behaviour
October 13, 2025 at 12:27 PM
#BiologyLetters Antarctic krill, small marine animals, have a key role in the ocean’s food web and carbon cycle. A study of their feeding behaviour raises concerns about the impact of pollution on krill and carbon cycling in the ocean. Read more: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/... #behaviour
Reposted by Anita Butterley
🎉New publication alert! 🌊
We tested how different ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) substances—NaOH, olivine, and steel slag—affect plankton in the Equatorial Pacific🌞.
🫙Repeatitive onboard incubations, open ocean data.
Check it out 👉: rdcu.be/egM0x
#OAE #ClimateChange #CDR
We tested how different ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) substances—NaOH, olivine, and steel slag—affect plankton in the Equatorial Pacific🌞.
🫙Repeatitive onboard incubations, open ocean data.
Check it out 👉: rdcu.be/egM0x
#OAE #ClimateChange #CDR
Effects of ocean alkalinity enhancement on plankton in the Equatorial Pacific
Communications Earth & Environment - Olivine-based ocean alkalinity enhancement can disrupt phytoplankton communities, whereas sodium hydroxide has a negligible impact on plankton, according to...
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April 8, 2025 at 12:24 AM
🎉New publication alert! 🌊
We tested how different ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) substances—NaOH, olivine, and steel slag—affect plankton in the Equatorial Pacific🌞.
🫙Repeatitive onboard incubations, open ocean data.
Check it out 👉: rdcu.be/egM0x
#OAE #ClimateChange #CDR
We tested how different ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) substances—NaOH, olivine, and steel slag—affect plankton in the Equatorial Pacific🌞.
🫙Repeatitive onboard incubations, open ocean data.
Check it out 👉: rdcu.be/egM0x
#OAE #ClimateChange #CDR
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Would marine calcifiers such as coccolithophores benefit from changes in carbonate chemistry under ocean alkalinity enhancement? @bachlennart.bsky.social and I tried to answer this question in a new natural analogue study out now in Nature Geoscience! @naturegeosci.bsky.social 🌊🧪 rdcu.be/d9zdH 1/10
February 12, 2025 at 10:25 PM
Would marine calcifiers such as coccolithophores benefit from changes in carbonate chemistry under ocean alkalinity enhancement? @bachlennart.bsky.social and I tried to answer this question in a new natural analogue study out now in Nature Geoscience! @naturegeosci.bsky.social 🌊🧪 rdcu.be/d9zdH 1/10
Lucky enough to be joining GEOMAR on RV Sonne for Expedition SO308 across the Indian Ocean. I'll be conducting deck board incubations to study ocean alkalinity enhancement and its effects on phytoplankton. Follow our journey: www.oceanblogs.org/so308-geotra...
SO308-Geotraces G107 | Blogging from the Southern Indian Ocean
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November 13, 2024 at 4:43 PM
Lucky enough to be joining GEOMAR on RV Sonne for Expedition SO308 across the Indian Ocean. I'll be conducting deck board incubations to study ocean alkalinity enhancement and its effects on phytoplankton. Follow our journey: www.oceanblogs.org/so308-geotra...