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found that as Arctic ice melts, the sunlight reaching the ocean is changing. Instead of a broad range of light, it's becoming more limited and dominated by blue. This shift may seem minor ...

It could also change which species thrive in the Arctic Ocean. Algae that are better suited to blue light may outcompete others, disrupting the balance of species. These changes could have major ...