How global warming has thrown nature into disarray

Scotland’s wildlife food chains are being thrown out of sync by global warming, putting thousands of creatures at risk of starvation, scientists warned yesterday.
A new study shows that animals and plants are responding to climate change, but some more rapidly than others.
The result could be a disastrously late lunch for fish species ultimately dependent on the the most basic plankton at the bottom of the chain.
The disturbing findings appear in a new report prepared by the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology and published by Scottish Natural Heritage.
The Herald