New research links the spread of disease in a type of seaweed that is critical for marine life to global warming
Rising ocean temperatures due to global warming have already been linked to coral reef deaths, destructive storms, shifting species distributions and harmful algal blooms. Now, a team of Australian researchers is adding a new and similarly daunting concern to that list: the spread of disease in “habitat-forming” seaweeds that are critical to marine health.
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Since the oceans overall are cooling, money wased.
Do people still eat seaweed burgers?
The Argo Floats program reports that the ocean stopped warming about 7 years ago. Google ‘nodc noaa “ocean heat content” ‘ to see a graph. Google ‘sunspot “time integral”‘ to discover what caused the temperature run-up in the 20th century.