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But the dire prospect of empty oceans, which was picked up by several prominent media outlets was apparently a news hook that one of the study's authors thought would garner attention as revealed by a leaked e-mail.

Paul M. Roeder, a spokesman for Disney, said "Oceans," which was released by the Disneynature division, was helped along by group sales, including the advance sale of 400,000 tickets before the film opened.

Herschel's observation of spectral lines of isotopic forms of water in Comet Hartley 2 also revealed that the cometary water had the same isotopic signature as the water in Earth's oceans, which was evidence that Earth's water may have come from comets.

One way to turn the knob is to heat the oceans, which is already happening.

There is a serious deterioration in the floor of our oceans, which are responsible for so much of our oxygen.

At salinities typical of the open oceans, which are greater than 24.7 psu, the freezing point is always the temperature of maximum density.

But he said that further research was needed on the role of the oceans, which are thought to have absorbed more than 90% of the warming so far.

"New Zealanders value our coasts and oceans which are an important part of our culture, economy and environment and we are committed to managing them sustainably".

How did the deepest parts of the oceans, which are effectively isolated from one another, become home to such subtly different versions of these peculiar creatures?

Since the start of the industrial revolution we've added about 500 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide to the oceans, which are 30 percent more acidic than they were a couple of hundred years ago.

Also, of course, there is more to climate change than heat — and engineering Earth's temperature will do nothing to reduce problems like changing chemistry in the oceans, which are acidifying as their carbon dioxide levels rise.