Marine Life Could Experience 'Mass Extinction' if Humans Don't Take 'Rapid Action' Against Climate Crisis "It wasn't an 'Aha' moment per se. It was more of an 'Oh my God' moment," study co-author ...

The researchers found that their model projecting future marine biodiversity, the fossil record of the end-Permian extinction, and the distribution of species that we see now follow a similar pattern ...

Marine life ‘on track for mass extinction if global warming goes unchecked’ Tropical waters will likely experience greatest loss of biodiversity, researchers warn.

Unless climate change is curbed, Earth's oceans could see a mass extinction of marine life unlike anything the planet has seen for millions of years, according to a new study published Thursday.

The proportion of nearly 25,000 marine species at high or critical climate risk under SSP5-8.5 by 2100. The red shading indicates the worst-affected areas. Boyce et al./Nature Climate Change ...

If we don't curb carbon emissions, starting today, marine life could be headed toward mass extinction, scientists say. Warming Oceans Threaten Dinosaur-Like Extinction of Marine Life -- but It's ...

A new study warns that climate change could trigger one of the worst mass extinctions of marine life in Earth’s history over the next three centuries. Newsletters Amazon Prime Day Share a News Tip.

The effects of human activity from climate change to pollution are "devastating" marine life, with nearly a tenth of underwater plants and animals assessed so far threatened with extinction, the ...

Scientists warn of looming mass marine extinction. By Chelsea Harvey | 04/29/2022 06:51 AM EDT . Scientists outline a worst-case scenario in which temperatures spike and marine life worldwide dies ...

Many species have slipped under the radar. Researchers make troubling discovery while assessing marine life: 'The extinction risk is significantly higher' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Out-of-reach nutrients could help explain why life on Earth took so long to bounce back from the worst extinction of all time. Analyzing the chemical changes that followed the Permian extinction ...

Unless climate change is curbed, Earth's oceans could see a mass extinction of marine life unlike anything the planet has seen for millions of years, according to a new study published Thursday ...