Oceans Face Irreversible Ecological Shakeup Study Warns
A Science magazine review of dozens of studies warns oceans are undergoing a fundamental irreversible transformation due to greenhouse gases and climate change. Leading scientists say marine ecosystems may be reaching tipping points as temperatures rise, acidity increases, nutrients drop, and currents shift, threatening global climate regulation.
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