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Coastal Antarctic study identifies large acidic change
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Sam Wormley
2015-08-04 12:44:45 UTC
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Coastal Antarctic study identifies large acidic change
http://phys.org/news/2013-08-coastal-antarctic-large-acidic.html
'The surprise was that the change in acidity was so large, indicating
that natural and human induced changes have combined to amplify ocean
acidity in this region,' said Mr Roden.
As the ocean absorbs atmospheric CO2 it lowers the pH of the waters,
a process known as ocean acidification. Scientists are monitoring
coastal waters globally to understand the interplay between natural
and anthropogenic changes.
'Because this ecosystem is particularly vulnerable to ocean
acidification, the combination of such changes are concerning, as it
may accelerate the impacts that ocean acidification will have on this
environment.'
http://phys.org/news/2013-08-coastal-antarctic-large-acidic.html#jCp
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gilber34
2015-08-04 14:15:39 UTC
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Post by Sam Wormley
Coastal Antarctic study identifies large acidic change
http://phys.org/news/2013-08-coastal-antarctic-large-acidic.html
FAT ASS IN A CUBE MAKING STUFF UP
benj
2015-08-04 18:10:14 UTC
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Post by Sam Wormley
Coastal Antarctic study identifies large acidic change
http://phys.org/news/2013-08-coastal-antarctic-large-acidic.html
'The surprise was that the change in acidity was so large, indicating
that natural and human induced changes have combined to amplify ocean
acidity in this region,' said Mr Roden.
As the ocean absorbs atmospheric CO2 it lowers the pH of the waters,
a process known as ocean acidification. Scientists are monitoring
coastal waters globally to understand the interplay between natural
and anthropogenic changes.
'Because this ecosystem is particularly vulnerable to ocean
acidification, the combination of such changes are concerning, as it
may accelerate the impacts that ocean acidification will have on this
environment.'
http://phys.org/news/2013-08-coastal-antarctic-large-acidic.html#jCp
Phys.org! Someone forgot to take out the garbage and it's starting to
stink. Sam, maybe you should go back to cutting and pasting your
favorite cartoonist "scientist" again. Apparently C&P of actual science
reports is not in your job description.
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gilber34
2015-08-04 19:35:39 UTC
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Post by Sam Wormley
Coastal Antarctic study identifies large acidic change
http://phys.org/news/2013-08-coastal-antarctic-large-acidic.html
'The surprise was that the change in acidity was so large,
wrong, it you go read the articles you still cannot find real
measurments, like the PH went down from 8.50000 to 8.49992 at Location x,y.

it is all conjecture again, all estimates, projections output of
computer models, but NO REAL DATA.


SAM, Prove me wrong.

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