A new scientific study published on September 8, 2025, projects that cumulative impacts on global marine ecosystems will more than double by midcentury due to climate change and human activities. The research, featured in Science, warns of severe consequences for ocean biodiversity. Experts call for urgent conservation measures.
Study Findings
The analysis combines data on pollution, warming, and overfishing to forecast ecosystem stress.
Key Projections
- Timeline: Significant increases by 2050.
- Affected Areas: All major ocean basins.
- Recommendations: Reduce emissions and protect marine areas.
This underscores the need for international action. Link: Science Journal.