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1. Oceans absorb most of the heat produced from greenhouse gas build up, and temperature is only projected to increase. 2. A September 2014 study suggested that increased water temperature might cut plankton populations by messing with natural cycles of nitrogen, carbon and phosphorus. 3. But that work is based in computer modeling, and without a full picture of plankton ecosystems, it's unclear how things might truly played out.
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