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Thanks, interesting. What do you mean by harmful though? I didn't see harm mentioned in that article. I suspect the reduced nutrients have a far greater effe
by emmelaich 3y ago
Thanks, interesting. What do you mean by harmful though? I didn't see harm mentioned in that article.
I suspect the reduced nutrients have a far greater effect that sea surface temperatures.
- myshpa 3y agohttps://phys.org/news/2023-06-nasa-phytoplankton-species-space.html https://phys.org/news/2023-06-nasa-phytoplankton-species-spa... Not all phytoplankton are beneficial for ecosystems. Some species can produce toxins that are dangerous for humans or other marine species. These harmful algal blooms can disrupt ecosystems as well as daily life for people near coasts, lakes, and rivers. Blooms of cyanobacteria, for example, can spoil drinking water and recreational water use with the toxins they generate.