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Seafood diets, nutrients threatened by rising global heat
In low-income countries across the tropics, research estimates approach 10% to 12% loss of seafood nutrients per degree of global warming.
Plastic on the pitch: Artificial turf leads to marine pollution
A study from Spain shows how fibers from artificial turf, typically used in sports, can contribute to plastic pollution.
Marine heatwaves affect ecosystems far below the surface
The largest portions of the oceans categorized as highly exposed are in the North Atlantic and Indian oceans.
IPBES issues call to action with new invasive species report
The IBPES says invasive species have played a major role in 60% of extinctions, with global costs of more than US$423 billion in 2019.
Coastal fisheries appear resilient to marine heat waves
"Marine heat waves in general don't show major adverse effects on regional fish communities," scientists say.
Ocean-based techniques and their carbon capture potential
Highly touted geoengineering tech can overshadow ocean-based carbon capture techniques. NOAA's new report assesses their potential.