Growing seawater acidity threatens to wipe out coral, fish and other crucial species worldwide.
Published in The Los Angeles Times, 3 August 2006: article
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- Impacts of ocean acidification on physiology and ecology of marine invertebrates: a comprehensive review
- Mississippi river chemistry impacts on the interannual variability of aragonite saturation state in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
- More than marine heatwaves: a new regime of heat, acidity, and low oxygen compound extreme events in the Gulf of Alaska
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- Impact of ocean acidification on shells of the abalone species Haliotis diversicolor and Haliotis discus hannai