Geoengineering Will Not Save Ocean Life from Acidification, Research Says

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By Guest WriterAug 5, 2015, 7:54 am60 pts
Without reducing emissions, carbon removal schemes will not undo the damage climate change is doing to the oceans by increasing their acidity. By Phil McKenna Waiting to tackle ocean acidification caused by climate change through yet-to-be developed geoengineering schemes will be too little too late to prevent…

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