Ocean Warming
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Popular Fish will Become Less Common and Harder to Catch Due to Ocean Warming and Rising Sea Temperatures
Your favorite cod and chips could soon be off the menu as the warming waters kill off these popular fish species. According to a new study, warming waters will affect fish population and cause a huge species reshuffle.
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Extreme Heatwaves Can Wipe Out Thousands of Marine Life, Risking Jobs and Supply
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Increasing Marine Species Find Equator to be Unlivable 'Death Traps'
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Ocean Warming, Currents, Wind Patterns Threaten Survival of Shellfish and Other Invertebrates
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3D-Printed Coral Reefs: The Key to Solving the Coral Bleaching Crisis?
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The Great Barrier Reef Is in for Another Massive Coral Bleaching
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Antarctic Sea Ice Hits All Time Low
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Warmer Oceans Causing Loss of Oxygen in Waters Around the World, Says Study
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Global Warming Is Causing Oceans to Lose Oxygen, Find Out How
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Coral Bleaching Kills 70 Percent of Japan's Largest Reef (And the Rest are Dying)
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Even Short-Lived Greenhouse Gases Create Centuries of Problems to the Earth's Oceans
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The Global Warming Hiatus Isn't Real: New Study Confirms Ocean Warming is Faster Than Ever
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Major Ocean Current Is Expanding -- Is It Bad for Climate Change?
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