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Climate change may drive fish, coral from equator, study says

A new study in the journal "Science" says fish may flee the equator for cooler waters as the climate warms

By Undercurrent News | June 9, 2015 15:46 BST
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A new study in the journal "Science" says fish may flee the equator for cooler waters as the climate warms, reports The New York Times [...]

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