File:Coastal phytoplankton bloom change 2003–2020.jpg

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Description	English: Coastal phytoplankton bloom change 2003–2020 Blooms of the plant-like organisms near coastal areas have become more frequent in the 21st century
Date	30 May 2023
Source	NASA Earth Observatory
Author	NASA

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