Human Noise Pollution Is Causing Seagrass Beds to Uproot Themselves
2021-08-19 15:50
Human-created noise pollution is altering seagrass beds on a cellular level and causing them to uproot themselves. This could have dire effects on marine ecosystem health, water quality, shoreline stabilization and the climate crisis.
Seagrasses are the ...
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