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In a "sneak peak" revealing a grim side effect of future warmer seas, new NASA satellite data find that the vital base of the ocean food web shrinks when the world's seas get hotter. And that discovery has scientists worried about how
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past century they have been warming along with the atmosphere. Nine years of NASA satellite data released today in the journal Nature show that the growth of phytoplankton drops in warm ocean years and increases in cooler ocean years.�
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New NASA satellite data shows phytoplankton, key to the ocean food chain, declines when the waters get warmer. The discovery has scientists worried about how much food marine life will have as global warming progresses.
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When ocean water warms, the amount of phytoplankton is reduced, according to a study by a team headed by Michael Behrenfeld of Oregon State University in Nature that uses NASA satellite data. Phytoplankton form the bottom of the ocean
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Now with the help of NASA satellite data, scientists are gaining insight into the distribution of such storms around much of the world. By using data from the NASA Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) satellite,
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The critical base of the ocean food web is shrinking as the world’s seas warm, new NASA satellite data show. The discovery has scientists worried about how much food will grow in the future for the world’s marine life.
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Boston Online - WASHINGTON — In a “sneak peak” revealing a grim side effect of future warmer seas, new NASA satellite data found that the vital base of the ocean food web shrank as the world’s seas got warmer.
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