ScienceProposed ‘emergency’ measures to protect sea life from El Niño
New Scientist reports that some oceanographers argue lower fishing quotas, endangered-species rescues and geoengineering tests could soften the ocean heat impacts of a record El Niño.
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Some oceanographers are calling for “emergency” measures to protect marine life from a record El Niño, New Scientist reports. They argue that reducing fishing quotas, rescuing endangered species from the water and testing geoengineering could help soften the impacts of ocean heat.
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Proposed ‘emergency’ measures to protect sea life from El Niño
New Scientist reports that some oceanographers argue lower fishing quotas, endangered-species rescues and geoengineering tests could soften the ocean heat impacts of a record El Niño.
TLDR
Some oceanographers are calling for “emergency” measures to protect marine life from a record El Niño, New Scientist reports. They argue that reducing fishing quotas, rescuing endangered species from the water and testing geoengineering could help soften the impacts of ocean heat.