Ocean deoxygenation could be silently killing coral reefs, scientists say
2020-04-17 09:37
A new perspective paper argues that ocean deoxygenation is the biggest threat to coral reef survival, perhaps even more so than warming sea temperatures and acidification.
Oxygen in the world’s oceans has decreased by 2% since the middle of the last ce ...
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