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New health risks for sea users and shellfish as climate change drives spread of harmful marine bacteria - Vimarsana News

New health risks for sea users and shellfish as climate change drives spread of harmful marine bacteria

Surfers, kayakers, wild swimmers, fishermen and seafood-lovers in the UK could face an increased risk of serious illness from contaminated seawater as climate change pushes up sea temperatures, scientists have revealed.

Rising Temperature Results in "Growing Diversity" of Vibrio Bacteria - Vimarsana News

Rising Temperature Results in "Growing Diversity" of Vibrio Bacteria

A new study illustrates that increasing temperatures are resulting in a “growing diversity” of Vibrio bacteria in the sea around the United Kingdom (UK).

Chichester Harbour found to be breeding ground for bacteria 'not recorded before in UK' - Vimarsana News

Chichester Harbour found to be breeding ground for bacteria 'not recorded before in UK'

Rising temperatures have led to Chichester Harbour becoming a breeding ground for bacteria ‘not recorded before in the UK’, new research has found.

Surge in bacteria linked to gastroenteritis in humans in UK waters – research - Vimarsana News

Surge in bacteria linked to gastroenteritis in humans in UK waters – research

Climate change is creating the ideal sea temperatures for the many strains of Vibrio bacteria to thrive, scientists have found.

Rising temperatures lead to increased prevalence of Vibrio bacteria in UK waters - Vimarsana News

Rising temperatures lead to increased prevalence of Vibrio bacteria in UK waters

Rising temperatures are causing a "growing diversity" of Vibrio bacteria in the sea around the UK, new research shows.