Environment
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2019-2020 Wildfires Led to Phytoplankton Bloom Massive Enough to be Seen From Space
Catastrophic wildfire smokes in Australia from the past two years were found to have been accumulated to the skies and took a while to settle on waters, triggering a phytoplankton bloom bigger than the country observed from space.
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