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Steve Palumbi explains the inner workings of kelp forests, and how intricate ecosystems could not exist without them.

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Pollution is causing damage to kelp forests. Studies on kelp suggest that kelp is sensitive to sewage, industrial waste discharges, and other causes of poor water. High pollution also decreases the growth rate of kelp.

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Environmental concerns: Kelp harvesting 

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Environmental concerns: Kelp harvesting 

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Kelp harvesting is said to cause direct and indirect harm to fish, fish habitats, and ecosystems. Kelp feed many animals such as snails, crabs, sea urchins, fish, seastars, jellyfish. Many animals also live in kelp forests. Kelp is the bottom trophic level in many food webs. Over harvesting kelp takes away the home and food of many animals and leads to less bio diversity.

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Kelp are found in shallow, cool water