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More acidic oceans “will affect all sea life”
CO2 rise 'will affect all sea life'
Posted from bbc.co.uk
Environment
Climate Change
Posted 7 y ago
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Here is my question for them, they should be able to study those effects from past CO2 levels, because they were much higher before the dinosaurs and sea life was much more abundant as well.
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May not be paleo area, but it proves that CO2 levels have been much higher naturally, and they can study the effects that may have had as far as the sea goes. And I do understand the CO2 cycle taught it for years. Your over the topness withstanding. thanks.
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If you must know, at that time period CO2 was more prevalent than oxygen, CO2 levels did not go down until fauna became dominant and began using CO2 as a food source. So the amount of Carbon dioxide has been fixed ever since plants sequestered a massive amount. The ocean is a massive carbon dioxide holder, your permafrost holds CO2, rain forest are large carbon sinks as well.
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E.P.A. Cancels Talk on Climate Change by Agency Scientists
Organizers of a Monday conference on the Narragansett Bay were told three E.P.A. scientists would not be allowed to present their work.
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