June 7, 2019
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The 123 million people who live near the U.S. coasts and the 3 million Americans who depend on the ocean for their livelihood are front-row witnesses to dire and unprecedented change.1 As a result of climate change, unusually warm waters are killing kelp along the West Coast as well as coral off of Hawaii, fueling toxic algae blooms in Florida and California. Click on the link below to read the full article.
Original Article: How Marine Protected Areas Help Fisheries and Ocean Ecosystems
