Ocean Acidification
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Ocean acidification is increasing due to rising CO2 emissions from human activities like burning fossil fuels. The ocean's pH has decreased by 30% since the industrial revolution, threatening coral reefs and marine life. Coral reefs support about a quarter of marine species and over a billion people rely on fish and the ocean for food and livelihoods. Individual actions like reducing energy usage, recycling, and voting can help address ocean acidification and its impacts.
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Ocean Acidification
- 2. pH Scale - 0 to 14, 7 is neutral - Logorithmic (black coffee is about 7 times the acidity of milk) - 8.2 to 8.1 since the beginning of the industrial revolution - Acidity increased by 30%
- 3. Coral reefs are home to nearly one fourth of all marine species and they provide places to find food, safe locations from predators, and areas for reproduction
- 6. - About 1/4 of worldwide human protein consumption is provided by the ocean - In Asia, about 1 billion people rely on fish as their primary source of protein -There are about 200 million people worldwide employed in the fishing enterprise
- 8. CO2 Emissions - Our energy-related activities account for about 他 of human CO2 emissions - Caused by the burning fossil fuels. -Deforestation is also a major factor of CO2 emissions; plants and trees can absorb CO2
- 11. - Still relatively new - Many governments unaware - Ideas of using alkaline (high pH/very basic) too difficult
- 12. - Walk, bike, or take public buses - Recycle/reuse products - Make your home more efficient - Vote whenever possible