Environmental Studies and ForestryNature Climate Change
Next-generation ensemble projections reveal higher climate risks for marine ecosystems
D. P. Tittensor, C. Novaglio, et al.
Discover the alarming findings of a new study conducted by esteemed researchers, including Derek P. Tittensor and Camilla Novaglio, which reveals that climate change is precipitating significant, long-term declines in global marine animal biomass. Utilizing enhanced marine ecosystem models, the research underscores the urgency to address uncertainties in marine ecosystem responses to climate change to aid adaptation planning.
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