The climate crisis is here, but it’s not too late to stave off the worst impacts. Not convinced? Let’s look at some of the small—and yes, imperfect—steps we’ve taken so far.

Members of the Canadian Journal of Chemistry’s International Advisory Board weigh in on the most important unanswered questions in their field.

There are few places on earth as dynamic as the boundary between ocean and atmosphere. Measuring these dynamics is tricky, but a suite of in-situ and ex-situ instruments gives us a glimpse into the air-sea interface.

There are seventeen intertwining Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) spanning some 169 targets, ranging from combatting world hunger to fostering peace, protecting life on land and in the sea, and building partnerships. Here, members of the Canadian Journal of Chemistry's International Advisory Board highlight just a few of how the field of chemistry is helping us rise to the challenges set by the goals and deliver on the promise to Leave No One Behind.

The Arctic is changing. Discover how one researcher and their team are using ADCPs to discover just how.

Harnessing 9000 uniquely-created NTFs, Crypto Coral Tribe seek to plant 3,000 corals worldwide through their network of marine conservation partners. These includes Coral Guardian, Coral Triangle Center and Turks & Caicos Reef Fund.

From slickheads, to garfish, to sharks, to fossils, here are just twelve marine fish species discovered by science in 2021

Are you ready to decode the ocean? Blue-Cloud project is looking for marine data scientists & researchers, ICT experts, innovators, students to help solve key ocean challenges.

Whether we are considering the past, present, or future, scientists are unravelling some of the less than obvious spatial patterns in landscapes and life so we can make better decisions.