The Mediterranean Sea is heating up fast due to climate change, turning into a warmer, more welcoming habitat for hundreds of invasive fish species that are disrupting native ecosystems and threatening local fisheries. With temperatures projected to rise by 2-6°C by 2100, scientists warn it’s too late to stop the spread—but they’re exploring solutions like commercializing invasive species or incentivizing fishermen to remove them. The real fix? Global action to slash fossil fuel use and enforce stricter ballast water rules on ships to prevent further invasions.
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