Antarctic Plankton Are Adapting to a Brighter Ocean — And It’s Telling Us Something Important About Climate ChangePublished bysebsnjaesnews.rutgers.eduon •1 min readTiny plant-like organisms (phytoplankton) living in the ocean waters around Antarctica are changing the way they handle sunlight — and the reason why reveals just how much climate change is reshaping one of Earth’s most remote ecosystems.Common GoodResearchSEBS DepartmentsFacultySEBS Institutes and CentersMarine and Coastal SciencesRutgers Climate and Energy InstituteLearn moreShareLegalReport
