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9/29/2013 3:23:16 AM
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The most significant development is that oceans are absorbing the vast majority of emissions. I'm no expert, but this could be really, really bad for certain species. IIRC CO2 has made the ocean more acidic, and has raised ocean temperatures by half a degree.
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The ocean has alway absorbed co2. It is actually a good thing to. Plants in the ocean use the co2 to make oxygen.
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CO2 + H20 = H2CO3 (carbonic acid.) Too high acidity (or low pH) can damage the underwater ecosystem.
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This is very true. I agree. But still, if co2 wasn't being absorbed into the oceans, there would be very little life on earth
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Edited by Random: 9/29/2013 4:11:23 AMX amount of something being good doesn't imply that X + Y amount of the thing will be better, or good at all
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That is my reaction to your message. I start to type something about how you're wrong and I get stuck on how such a message could even happen, or if it's a troll posting or not, or etc.
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Not a troll. Not wrong. Was a legit answer lol
