An international research group led by the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for
Ocean Research Kiel has now found evidence for potentially
harmful effects the increasing
acidification of the
oceans may have on larvae
of commercially important fish species such as cod.
Ocean acidification occurs when carbon dioxide dissolves out of the atmosphere and into the ocean, where it chemically reacts and lowers the water's pH. The process is sometimes dubbed the «evil twin» of climate change because of the harmful effects it may have on marine ecosys
Ocean acidification occurs when carbon dioxide dissolves out
of the atmosphere and into the
ocean, where it chemically reacts and lowers the water's pH. The process is sometimes dubbed the «evil twin» of climate change because of the harmful effects it may have on marine ecosys
ocean, where it chemically reacts and lowers the water's pH. The process is sometimes dubbed the «evil twin»
of climate change because
of the
harmful effects it may have on marine ecosystems.