Over 80 new species of marine organisms, including sea bass and bream, have already become permanently established in the waters of the Black Sea as a result of global climate change, BNR reports. The latest data was presented by experts during a meeting of the Black Sea Advisory Council in Constanta, where Bulgarian and Romanian scientists debated the impact of warming on the marine environment and the future of fisheries in the region.
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Over 80 new species of marine organisms, including sea bass and bream, have already become permanently established in the waters of the Black Sea as a result of global climate change, BNR reports. The latest data was presented by experts during a meeting of the Black Sea Advisory Council in Constanta, where Bulgarian and Romanian scientists debated the impact of warming on the marine environment and the future of fisheries in the region.