More locally, warm waters can also threaten seagrasses: https://eos.org/articles/rising-ocean-temperatures-threaten-carbon-storing-sea-grass … (@NicolettaML)
.@Scripps_Ocean just recorded the highest sea-surface temperature ever at Scripps Pier.
Warm surface waters can damage coral reefs, reducing fishing and tourism opportunities, and leave coasts vulnerable to storm surges and erosion. #ActonClimatehttp://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/science/sd-me-scripps-pier-20180802-story.html …
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The largest sea grass habitat in the world, located in Australia, has suffered extreme impacts directly linked to excessive ocean temperatures.
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