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On the chart, really surprised the 'Ocean Acidification' isn't higher. Thought one of the big impacts of atmospheric CO2 was the impact on acidification. Gues
by FrustratedMonky 3y ago
On the chart, really surprised the 'Ocean Acidification' isn't higher.
Thought one of the big impacts of atmospheric CO2 was the impact on acidification.
Guess we have some room to grow on that scale.
- drewcoo 3y ago> On the chart, really surprised the 'Ocean Acidification' isn't higher. Agreed. Not sure how they're measuring that. I also wonder what they're thinking about with freshwater, given recent articles about how heat rising means water less able to hold oxygen for freshwater life. Yes, even if the water is still there (which it may not be) and even if it's not polluted (and it's probably polluted with something) rising temperatures kill ecosystems.