Chemical clues in fossil shells may help us understand today's ocean acidification

Mongabay
By Tiffany RoufsFeb 4, 2015, 2:37 pm113 pts
As atmospheric CO2 levels rise, so too do those in the sea, leading to ocean acidification that outpaces that of any other time in tens of millions of years. Some effects of ocean acidification are imminent, like the fact that calcified organisms such as corals and shellfish will have access to less and less of…

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