The rising ocean temperatures are causing species of fish in the southeast to move further north. The increases in temperature, and salinity in the ocean will cause significant ecological shifts. As salt marshes in the low country get smaller, this will cause a decrease in the marine life living in them.
Fishermen are increasingly catching species of fish not indigenous to the southeast waters, thus causing shifts in local economies.
The rising ocean temperatures are causing species of fish in the southeast to move further north. The increases in temperature, and salinity in the ocean will cause significant ecological shifts. As salt marshes in the low country get smaller, this will cause a decrease in the marine life living in them.
Fishermen are increasingly catching species of fish not indigenous to the southeast waters, thus causing shifts in local economies.
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Sea Change Learning Activity
Patrick McMillan takes viewers from the sands of Hunting Island State Park to other communities along coastal South Carolina and Georgia, exploring diverse perspectives on the impact of sea level rise...
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