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June 24, 2014 by Marine Directorate Communications No Comments | Category Uncategorized
MSCC News: 24 June 2014
Environmental change is transforming many parts of the north-east Atlantic seabed, and according to a newly-published paper this will almost certainly get worse in the coming decades. For the first time, the paper’s authors have brought together research from many different areas to give a systematic idea of how a high-CO2 world will affect ocean flora – the plants and algae at the base of food chains.
Brought to you by Plymouth Marine Laboratory (www.pml.ac.uk) on behalf of the UK Marine Science Coordination Committee.
For more information about the Marine Science Co-ordination Committee, please visit www.defra.gov.uk/mscc/.
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