1. The start and discovery of Marine Biology was in 1728, when Captain James Hook started the first of his many voyages in order to map the ocean for the British Navy. Marine Biology and the overall science of Oceanography impact topics such as climate change, overall Earth exploration/understanding, and even manage to discover new species almost daily on the planet.
1.1. In what ways does the study of Marine Biology effect climate change?
1.1.1. What is the impact of Marine Biology on the United States efforts for climate change?
1.1.2. How does Marine Biology positively/negatively impact public opinion on climate change, and what does this do for the overall goal for Marine Biology?
1.2. What is the overarching goal of Marine Biology?
1.2.1. What complications are we running into as we progress as a society where Marine biology may be unable to continue?
1.2.2. What is the difference between 20th century Marine Biology's goal and the current day and age?
1.3. How does Marine Biology and Oceanography impact the growth of our planet? How is it still important to understand a planet that has been lived on for billions of years?
1.3.1. How is Earth still growing? How does Marine Biology assist in proving this fact?
1.3.2. What impact does humanity have on growth on Earth, particularly in the oceanic and aquatic landmarks?
1.4. How are new species of life still being discovered on Earth? What does this mean for our planet?
1.4.1. What does this discovery of new species mean for the planet and for humanity?
1.4.2. How can people on the planet better facilitate more discovery of these different species?