Guardian article highlights threats of climate change on marine systems

The Guardian today published a fascinating and important study on the destruction climate change is having on tropical marine systems. The article reported on a new study showing that as waters warm, microscopic plants at the bottom of the ocean called phytoplankton produce less food for fish to eat. The result could be devastating for fish populations.
See the entire article at

www.guardian.co.uk/science/story/0,,1965975,00.html

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