Not exact matches
As climates change across already stressed
ecosystems, there is no doubt that species will be
affected, but to what extent and which will be most
vulnerable remain uncertain.
In South Africa, fisheries could be
affected by changes in estuaries, coral reefs and upwelling; with those that are dependent on the first two
ecosystems being the most
vulnerable (Clark, 2006).
This will
affect the region's
vulnerable populations, infrastructure, agriculture, and
ecosystems.
Alteration of tropical acid sulphate soils also releases large amounts of acids (Wilson et al. 1999; Johnston et al. 2009),
affecting coastal waters containing
vulnerable organisms, such as corals in the inner Great Barrier Reef
ecosystem (Powell and Martens 2005).