A person in a yellow waterproof jacket holds a vertical rope densely covered with mussels, suspended over a misty body of water. Multiple mussel-covered ropes hang nearby, indicating a mussel farming operation. The foggy background reveals a distant shoreline, suggesting a coastal aquaculture setting.

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Irish blue mussels have declined over 30 years with changing sea surface temperatures and cold periods affecting health. Reduced tissue weight and higher moisture dominate, while higher local chlorophyll helps mussels thrive.
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(No) ocean between us: insights from ObsSea4Clim and BioEcoOcean Clustering Event The global movement towards an integrated and unified ocean observing system is gaining momentum. However, achieving this vision is not without its challenges.

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(No) ocean between us: insights from ObsSea4Clim and BioEcoOcean Clustering Event This article has been originally posted on ObsSea4Clim LinkedIn channel as a summary of key insights from the Clustering Event I with BioEcoOcean project. The Clustering Event I took place on 11-12…

From integrating physical and biological #ocean #variables to tackling challenges in #data #harmonization, the Clustering Event with @bioecoocean.bsky.social sparked important conversations on ocean monitoring. 🌊
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