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Ailbhe Lisette Macken
+47 982 15 472 | ailbhe.lisette.macken@niva.no
Andrew Luke King
Head of Research Department
+47 982 27 725 | andrew.king@niva.no
Elizaveta Protsenko
+47 982 15 433 | elizaveta.protsenko@niva.no
Helene Frigstad
Senior Research Scientist, PhD
+47 992 64 002 | helene.frigstad@niva.no
Isabel Seifert-Dähnn
+47 982 15 414 | isabel.seifert@niva.no
Marta Moyano
Senior Research Scientist, PhD
+47 982 94 090 | marta.moyano@niva.no
Stephanie Delacroix
+47 936 17 109 | stephanie.delacroix@niva.no
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State of the Cryosphere 2021 Report
Some may have never heard of the term Cryosphere, though most know where the Earth is covered by ice and snow either seasonally or year-round. Climate change is happening in the Cryosphere faster and more dramatically than anywhere else on earth. The first State of the Cryosphere report, reviewed and supported by nearly 50 leading cryosphere scientists and with over half of them Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) authors, has been released and will come out annually every year until 2030.
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Ocean Acidification Monitoring in Norwegian Waters
The purpose of the project is to monitor ocean acidification in Norwegian waters to provide an overview of the rate of acidification of Norwegian waters due to anthropogenic CO2 emissions.
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Oceanography
The section employs observational, experimental, and modeling approaches to further our understanding of physical, chemical, biological, and biogeochemical processes and services of the marine environment.