“With ocean warming, fish species critically important to poor communities in the tropics are likely to migrate to more agreeable climates, aggravating poverty levels,” says Konoha. Many coastal areas and freshwater resources may be at risk from rising ocean levels and tidal surges. Fragile coast and fish breeding grounds could also be further threatened by increased ocean acidification and coral bleach. Kohona claims, “Scientists now believe that over seventy percent anthropogenic green house gases generated since the turn of the twentieth century were absorbed by the Indian Ocean.” The increases in anthropogenic GHGs will aggravate the warming of the ocean and the melting of the ice caps which will cause even more rise in ocean levels. These fluctuating ocean levels and climate will increase the occurrence and ferocity of natural phenomena as seen in Hurricane Katrina in the United
“With ocean warming, fish species critically important to poor communities in the tropics are likely to migrate to more agreeable climates, aggravating poverty levels,” says Konoha. Many coastal areas and freshwater resources may be at risk from rising ocean levels and tidal surges. Fragile coast and fish breeding grounds could also be further threatened by increased ocean acidification and coral bleach. Kohona claims, “Scientists now believe that over seventy percent anthropogenic green house gases generated since the turn of the twentieth century were absorbed by the Indian Ocean.” The increases in anthropogenic GHGs will aggravate the warming of the ocean and the melting of the ice caps which will cause even more rise in ocean levels. These fluctuating ocean levels and climate will increase the occurrence and ferocity of natural phenomena as seen in Hurricane Katrina in the United