Southern California's Bioluminescent Beaches Turn Stinky as Algae Dies Off
Stunning blue waves along Southern California's coast are giving way to an unpleasant odor as bioluminescent algae decays. The temporary phenomenon is impacting beachgoers and local businesses, but experts assure it will pass.
Reviving California's Kelp Forests: Scientists Lead Underwater Restoration Efforts
Marine biologists are working to restore Northern California's decimated kelp forests through innovative techniques. Despite challenges, early successes offer hope for these crucial ecosystems that support marine life, mitigate climate change, and protect coastlines.
DDT Legacy: Study Reveals Contamination Patterns in Southern California's Marine Life
A comprehensive study by UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography uncovers persistent DDT contamination patterns in Southern California's coastal waters. While most fish are safe for consumption, the research highlights the need for location-specific advisories and ongoing monitoring.
Bioluminescent Waves Illuminate Southern California Coastline
Southern California's beaches are aglow with stunning bioluminescent waves, drawing nature enthusiasts and photographers. This rare phenomenon, caused by tiny marine organisms, creates a mesmerizing blue light show along the coast.