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CO2 and ocean acidification: running into the buffers? Turley C, Plymouth Marine Laboratory.
Arctic sea ice Rodger A, British Antarctic Survey.
A view from above: changing seas, seabirds and food sources Heath M, Fisheries Research Services.
Non-natives. Reid PC and Edwards M, Sir Alister Hardy Foundation for Ocean Science.
Coastal economies and people Cooper JAG, University of Ulster.
Cook EJ, The Scottish Association for Marine Science.
Findlay HS and Mangi S, Plymouth Marine Laboratory.
Furness R, University of Glasgow.
McCollin T, Fisheries Research Services.
McQuatters-Gollop A, Sir Alister Hardy Foundation for Ocean Science.
Minchin D, Marine Organism Investigations.
Pinnegar J, Cefas.
Ridgwell A and Schmidt DN, University of Bristol.
Wanless S, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology.
The MCCIP report card working group commissioned the contributing scientists and identified appropriate specialists to peer-review the quality of the science.
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MCCIP is a partnership between scientists, government, its agencies and NGOs. The principal aim is to develop a long-term multidisciplinary approach to understanding and communicating the implications of climate change in our seas.
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The 2007/2008 MCCIP Annual Report Card looked at 26 individual topics in detail. Please go to www.mccip.org.uk/arc to access both the summary document and the full peer reviewed reports from leading marine climate scientists.
The next MCCIP Annual Report Card is due to be published in 2010.
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Please cite this document as: MCCIP (2009). Marine Climate Change Ecosystem Linkages Report Card 2009. (Eds. Baxter JM, Buckley PJ and Frost MT), Summary Report, MCCIP, Lowestoft, 16pp.
