Pollen Caused Yellow Sea Surface Near Šibenik, Scientists Confirm

Scientists from the Ruđer Bošković Institute have reported that the yellow sea surface observed near Martinska, Šibenik, in early April was caused by pollen. This phenomenon was not due to pollution or an algal bloom, according to their research.

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Znanstvenici: ‘Ne, nije zagađenje, ovo je razlog zbog kojeg je požutjelo more kod Šibenika‘

Požutjela površina mora ispred Martinske kraj Šibenika početkom travnja bila je posljedica peludi, a ne onečišćenja ili cvjetanja mora, izvijestili su znanstvenici s Instituta Ruđer Bošković, koji u sklopu projekta POLLMAR istražuju kako pelud utječe na osjetljiv obalni ekosustav Jadrana. Istraživač...

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Pollen Caused Yellow Sea Surface Near Šibenik, Scientists Confirm

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Znanstvenici: ‘Ne, nije zagađenje, ovo je razlog zbog kojeg je požutjelo more kod Šibenika‘

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