Ocean Health

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A new study reveals that bacteria living inside marine fish play a key role in producing calcium carbonate, influencing ocean health and carbon storage. The findings challenge previous assumptions that fish alone handled this process. Researchers from the University of Miami led the work published in PLOS Biology.

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A new study reveals that microplastics are disrupting the ocean's vital role in absorbing carbon dioxide, potentially exacerbating global warming. Researchers highlight how these tiny particles interfere with marine organisms and release greenhouse gases. The findings call for urgent global action to address plastic pollution alongside climate efforts.

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