Nature World: Some good may come from climate change after all. Dead zones, the most oxygen deprive portions of our world's oceans, may actually be due for some shrinkage due to changing atmospheric patterns and water temperatures, according to a recently study.
The study, published in the journal Science, details how the oceans low-oxygen swaths of water are likely to shrink as climate change continues to weaken trade winds.
"The tropics should actually get better oxygenated as the climate warms up," Curtis...