Palma.- An international study led by the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC) lays the foundation for identifying "sea climate refugees", areas that better cushion the effects of climate change and that will be "keys for more effective ocean conservation." Warming, acidification, loss of oxygen, sea level rise and intensification of extreme events are transforming marine ecosystems, causing from species displacements to massive mortalit…
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Palma.- An international study led by the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC) lays the foundation for identifying "sea climate refugees", areas that better cushion the effects of climate change and that will be "keys for more effective ocean conservation." Warming, acidification, loss of oxygen, sea level rise and intensification of extreme events are transforming marine ecosystems, causing from species displacements to massive mortalit…