El Nino Prohibits Phytoplankton Growth, Endangering Marine Food Web

Yale e360
By Yale Environment 360Apr 5, 2016, 1:00 pm161 pts
El Nino—the cyclical warming of the Pacific Ocean—has wreaked havoc on the world’s weather for the past two years, from a record-breaking number of cyclones in the North Pacific to flooding in South America. Uz/NASA Goddard Satellite images of phytoplankton growth. But scientists at NASA recently…

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