From warming seas to invasive species: What's happening?
Unprecedented high temperatures are being measured in oceans across the planet. Scientists warn that warmer seas are not only fueling more extreme weather, but also
Unprecedented high temperatures are being measured in oceans across the planet. Scientists warn that warmer seas are not only fueling more extreme weather, but also allowing invasive species to expand into new habitats, threatening local ecosystems.
We speak with Callum Roberts, Professor of Marine Conservation at the University of Exeter's Centre for Ecology and Conservation, about how rising ocean temperatures are reshaping life beneath the waves.
And we talk to Matthew Cappucci, Senior Meteorologist at MyRadar, about the bigger picture: how increasingly warm oceans are influencing weather patterns and accelerating changes
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