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Scientists on a mission to reverse the misfortunes of a dwindling kelp population have now identified a species with the natural ability to cope with heat, a discovery - they say - that could be used to restore kelp growth in the face of warming ocean temperatures.
Climate change A new study, published today, argues that the rate of ocean warming has more than quadrupled over the past four decades. Words by Nane Steinhoff Photograph by Thomas Horig Share A new study, published in the journal Environmental Research Letters on 28 January, found that, on average, today’s ocean surface temperatures warm four times faster than in 1980s.
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