Heated waters threaten Mediterranean
11 September 2007 Tuesday - NTVMSNBC
The warming of water was reported that it started to change balances in the Mediterranean and threaten plant life with animal.
ROMA - In Rome, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization FAO’s General Director Jacques Diouf will start tomorrow with the participation of a environmental conference that will begin tomorrow in the official report published by the Naval Research Institute before the conference, the experts discovered that the Trieste from the north of Italy and there is no cold water discharge that makes the Mediterranean waters mixed with each other. [
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The experts of the Naval Research Institute stated that this situation, which was noticed in 2003, gave birth to the risk of converting the Adriatic sea into a salt lake that is not life.
] [Enstituent, the warming on the surface of the Mediterranean is now spread deep, and it has been caused by the absence of microwater algae, which is the basis of the food chain in the sea.
In the report that the increase of 0.4 degrees in warms can disrupt the richness of species by up to 50 percent, the warming in the waters was also expressed that the sea can reduce the carbon dioxide absorption rate.
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