Closing the Strait of Ormuz risks causing an environmental disaster: "They can cause millions of dollars of damage"
Nearly 1500 ships still detained in the Persian Gulf and several hundred in the Gulf of Oman, due to the closure of the Strait of Ormuz: the..
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Once these species are settled in a foreign ecosystem, they are almost impossible to eliminate," says Mario Tamburri, a marine ecologist at the University of Maryland's Environmental Science Centre at ABC News: "We know that these invasive organisms can cause millions of dollars of damage, affect commercial activities such as aquaculture and fisheries, and change the environment.". The problem is all the more worrying because, according to the study, organisms in the Strait of Ormuz are particularly resistant, adapted to high salinity and high temperatures.
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Once these species are settled in a foreign ecosystem, they are almost impossible to eliminate," says Mario Tamburri, a marine ecologist at the University of Maryland's Environmental Science Centre at ABC News: "We know that these invasive organisms can cause millions of dollars of damage, affect commercial activities such as aquaculture and fisheries, and change the environment.".
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe problem is all the more worrying because, according to the study, organisms in the Strait of Ormuz are particularly resistant, adapted to high salinity and high temperatures.
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