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Nature. Climate: double punishment for Saône fish

Nature. Climate: double punishment for Saône fish

Invisible and deceptively silent worlds, aquatic ecosystems are also swimming in crisis. And the Saône is no exception.
warming saone gobie coul Photo Daniel Alexandre
warming saone gobie coul Photo Daniel Alexandre

"Mainly led by young scientists and supported by the Rhône-Méditerranée-Corse Water Agency, this project assesses the health of fish in the Saône, from the source to the confluence with the Rhône, through various research areas: noise pollution, artificialization, rising temperatures, etc. In the same proportions as the air, the water is experiencing warming. The temperature of the Saône is increasing by an average of 0.7°C per decade, which is enormous and compromises the viability of the environment. Fish have evolved so that their metabolism functions optimally at relatively low temperatures. During heatwaves, some fish die-offs do not go unnoticed, but fish also suffer outside of these episodes. In addition...

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