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Study warns warming seas could destabilise UK and north-east Atlantic marine food webs

· ≈ North-East Atlantic · single source so far

A four-year study projects that warming seas around the UK and north-east Atlantic could destabilise marine food webs and weaken ocean health. The researchers say this could threaten food security by 2050 and challenges assumptions that mid-latitude biodiversity would rise.

Location
≈ North-East Atlantic
Coordinates
≈ 55.00°N 10.00°W
Reported
5 Nov 2026, 07:00 UTC
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Science & space · Science
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