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New Zealand’s National Parks and Wildlife Service has taken steps to protect the nation’s marine life against the impacts of climate change, adding to calls for more effective conservation measures after a new study warned of mass migration of benthic species.

The Nature C카지노 사이트onservation Institute’s (NCEI) study of the Great Barrier Reef suggests some of the reef’s animals – many of which are threatened with extinction – are shifting northwards with the amount of carbon dioxide they emit rising more quickly than anywhere else on the planet.

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“It is important that we protect our natural heritage and the habitats it supports. Custodia Cover Iphone 11 With increased carbon emissions, custodia cover iphone our oceans will also continue to change, but our oceans may not be resilient,” said Paul Bewley, https://www.aquawood.fr/products/coque-custodia-cover-fundas-iphone-11-pro-max-5-6-7-8-plus-x-xs-xr-se2020-c11154-bianca-del-rio-collage-1-iphone-7-8-case NCEI’s acting Director.

“Climate change is only going to exacerbate the impact we are already having and it has never been this bad before. It has already reduced the diversity of our oceans, https://www.alpesprobois.fr/products/coque-iphone-11-pro-max-mikasa-d2143 and it’s already threatening our food systems, and it will be even worse when we put the pressure on coastal areas.”

The study also warned about the risk of mass migrations of benthic species, Custodia Cover Iphone 7/8/SE2020 which include many life forms found in the Great Barrier Reef.

“We are seeing signs that the Great Barrier Reef is becoming more exposed to increased water temperatures, custodia cover samsung and this will contribute to further impacts of climate c바카라사이트hange by pushing those species northwards and eventually, Custodia Cover Iphone X/XS https://www.alpesprobois.fr/products/coque-iphone-8-support-714pascher5990 it could lead to the extinction of some of these species,” said Bewley.

“The best way to slow climate change is to be as prudent as possible, https://www.aquawood.fr/products/meilleur-coque-iphone-7-plus-antichoc-715pascher3677 and yet again today NCEI is joining a long list of conservation groups that urge the government to adopt the kind of climate change protection laws that protect our marine and fresh waters and protect endangered species.”

NCEI’s research into the Great Barrier Reef followed a report published by the University of New South Wales in January this year that warned that warming ocean conditions could make the reef more vulnerable to the effects of climate change. The researchers say many of the world’s Great Barrier Reef life are on the brink of extinction,