Invasive Species May Spread via Iran Conflict
Researchers warn that stalled ships near the Strait of Hormuz due to the Iran conflict could spread invasive marine species, posing ecological and economic threats globally. Idled vessels have allowed marine organisms to colonize their hulls, which may be transported when trade resumes, threatening ecosystems, infrastructure, and increasing fuel costs. The situation is exacerbated by the extended periods ships have remained stationary and the seasonal growth of marine life, raising concerns about biosecurity and environmental impacts worldwide.
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