A recent study conducted by scientists at the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel has provided insights into the stress response of a deep pelagic jellyfish to ocean warming and sediment plumes caused by deep-sea mining. The study highlights the potential environmental disruption caused by deep-sea mining and the vulnerability of midwater species to sediment plumes. The researchers emphasize the importance of understanding the impacts of deep-sea mining on midwater ecosystems. Warming, deep-sea mining cause stress in midwater animals
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A recent study conducted by scientists at the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel has provided insights into the stress response of a deep pelagic jellyfish to ocean warming and sediment plumes caused by deep-sea mining. The study highlights the potential environmental disruption caused by deep-sea mining and the vulnerability of midwater species to sediment plumes. The researchers emphasize the importance of understanding the impacts of deep-sea mining on midwater ecosystems. 
