NYU Abu Dhabi Study on Climate Impact on Oceans
A study from New York University Abu Dhabi reveals that climate changes in the Pacific Ocean influence oxygen levels in the world's oceans, potentially leading to a reshaping of marine habitats within a few years. This is especially true in shallow waters that respond quickly, while the impacts of these changes in deeper areas can last for longer periods, up to a decade. The findings show that the "Pacific Decadal Oscillation" pattern can cause increases or decreases in oxygen levels, significantly affecting regions suitable for marine life. Long-term monitoring of oxygen levels is essential due to the ongoing effects of climate change.
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