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Scientists: Bacteria spreading in warming oceans

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Sep. 13, 2011

Scientists: Bacteria spreading in warming oceans

DON MELVIN, Associated Press

BRUSSELS (AP) — Warning: The warming of the world's oceans can cause serious illness and may cost millions of euros (dollars) in health care.
That is the alarm sounded in a paper released online Tuesday on the eve of a two-day conference in Brussels.

The 200-page paper is a synthesis of the findings of more than 100 projects funded by the European Union since 1998. It was produced by Project CLAMER, a collaboration of 17 European marine institutes.

The paper says the rising temperature of ocean water is causing a proliferation of the Vibrio genus of bacteria, which can cause food poisoning, serious gastroenteritis, septicemia and cholera.

Read more - AP

CLAMER Conference

Living with a warming ocean:

European research and public perception of climate change impacts in the marine environment

15 September 2011, Royal Academy of Sciences, Brussels

http://www.esf.org/research-areas/m...amme-activities/clamer/clamer-conference.html



Climate Change and Marine Ecosystem - Research Results

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