A growing “dead zone” in the middle of the Arabian Sea has allowed plankton uniquely suited to low- oxygen water to take over the base of the food chain. Their rise to dominance over the last decade could be disastrous for the predator fish that sustain 120 million people living on the sea’s edge. - discu.eu

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A growing “dead zone” in the middle of the Arabian Sea has allowed plankton uniquely suited to low- oxygen water to take over the base of the food chain. Their rise to dominance over the last decade could be disastrous for the predator fish that sustain 120 million people living on the sea’s edge. http://www.ldeo.columbia.edu/news-events/shift-arabian-sea-plankton-may-threaten-fisheries 48 comments 18/9/2014 science

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There's an Algae Bloom The Size of Mexico in The Arabian Sea Right Now, And It's Not Good : ScienceAlert http://www.sciencealert.com/there-s-an-algae-bloom-the-size-of-mexico-in-the-arabian-sea-right-now-and-it-s-not-a-good-sign 169 comments

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