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The world’s oceans are undergoing a significant color transformation as phytoplankton populations decline due to global heating. This change suggests a weakening of the planet’s natural capacity to absorb carbon dioxide, according to new research.
According to reports from a comprehensive international study, the world’s oceans are experiencing a measurable loss of green coloration that researchers associate with declining phytoplankton populations. Sources indicate this transformation has profound implications for global carbon cycles and marine ecosystem stability.