Rising carbon dioxide emissions are making the world’s oceans more acidic, particularly closer to the poles, heralding disaster for marine life.
The warning comes in a major UN report on climate change impact.
Courriermail.au, 7 April 2007. Article
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- Nuclear technology can help mitigate ocean acidification caused by climate change
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