Hearing about the solutions being brought forward for environmental issues is always a refreshing change from the dire news of continuing problems.

A study published in the journal Nature last month provided a comprehensive picture of the extent of oxygen reduction in the world’s oceans.

The Port of San Diego last month deployed PME miniDOT dissolved oxygen loggers to study the feasibility of oyster nurseries in the San Diego Bay.

PME’s miniDOT logger has been used to measure dissolved oxygen concentration and temperature in various research projects and under various weather and environmental conditions

Water can be said to be the essence of life. Indeed, in many indigenous cultures, water is strongly linked to a people’s cultural identity.

When a cadre of university researchers set out to conduct a series of oceanic field experiments, they turned to PME instrumentation to test their thesis.

Located approximately 150 miles off the west coast of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula lies the Biosphere Reserve Isla Guadalupe, a volcanic island that is home to a wide variety of migratory and endemic species of plants and animals, including the Guadalupe fur seal, the elephant seal, the great white shark, and a significant percentage of Guadalupe’s cypress population.

A recent study highlighted in Science Daily found that changing weather patterns contributing to increased rain levels may have a significant impact on the development of harmful algal blooms in the Chesapeake Bay.