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Predicting The Fate Of Shallow Coastal Ecosystems For The Year 2100

Predicting The Fate Of Shallow Coastal Ecosystems For The Year 2100
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Forecasts Regarding the Future of Shallow Coastal Ecosystems for 2100

According to a recent study on shallow-water ecosystems, by 2100, mangroves, tidal marshes, and coral habitats could all significantly diminish due to climate change and coastal land usage, whereas seagrass meadows could expand and macroalgal beds might remain steady. The results of this study are published in the open-access journal PLOS Climate by Hirotada Moki and colleagues from the Port and Airport Research Institute in Japan.

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The impact of sea level rise – don t say you weren t warned

Sea level rise, due to climate change, is inexorable and accelerating, but regional impacts are sometimes difficult to separate from seasonal trends.

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Predicting the fate of shallow coastal ecosystems for the year 2100

Predicting the fate of shallow coastal ecosystems for the year 2100
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