By 2100, Up to 95% of Ocean Surface May 'Disappear' Due to Climate Change

According to new research, up to 95 percent of Earth's ocean surface would be altered by the end of the century unless humanity reduces carbon emissions.

She stated that governments must keep an eye on the changing behaviors of marine surface species in the future.

But, in the end, the emissions that cause global warming and acidification must be stopped.

"By 2100, unique and vanishing climates in the sea surface will be prevalent throughout the planet without (emissions) mitigation," Lotterhos said.

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