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Warming seas could destabilize UK marine food webs by 2050, study says

A four-year study projects a predator-prey imbalance.

Status: source-checked.

LONDON โ€” Warming seas around the U.K. and wider northeast Atlantic could destabilize marine food webs and jeopardize food security by 2050, according to a four-year study reported by The Guardian.

Scientists said their projections challenge assumptions that marine biodiversity in middle latitudes would increase across the board.

What we know / what we don't

What we know

  • The study ran four years.

What we don't know

  • Projections depend on future warming.

The source record

Sources

  1. The Guardian โ€” Warming UK seas could reshape marine ecosystems (published Nov. 5, 2026)