Research: Climate change may negatively impact marine habitats and ecosystems
Temperature and salt variations may influence ecosystems and species more than other environmental elements combined, say experts.
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Temperature and salt variations may influence ecosystems and species more than other environmental elements combined, say experts.
Scientists have conducted extensive research and discovered that future climate change might impact delicate marine ecosystems.
Get latest articles and stories on Science at LatestLY. Planning is necessary to promote the sustainable development of marine habitats, just as there has long been spatial planning for operations on land. Researchers from the University of Gothenburg and other institutions are now demonstrating that marine planning must take climate change into account, which it does not at the moment. According to the researchers' calculations, temperature and salt content changes may affect ecosystems and species more than all other environmental factors combined. Science News | Research: Climate Change May...
Changes in temperature and salt concentration may have a greater impact on ecosystems and species than any other single environmental element
Planning is necessary to promote the sustainable development of marine habitats, just as there has long been spatial planning for operations on land