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Projected ecosystem responses to environmental changes associated with offshore wind farms and ocean warming
Offshore wind farms (OWFs) are rapidly expanding to meet growing demands for renewable energy, with development expected to extend further offshore into deeper waters. Given this expanded human footprint, it is important to better understand the long-term ecological consequences of OWFs and how thes
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