The world’s oceans are turning acidic due to the buildup of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere, and scientists say the effects on marine life will be catastrophic.
National Geographic News, 17 February 2007. Article.
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- Impacts of ocean acidification on physiology and ecology of marine invertebrates: a comprehensive review
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