mamooth
Diamond Member
No biggy. Just life in the oceans.
It May Soon Be Too Late to Save the Seas
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The study confirmed what scientists have long observed - that climate change is causing a drop in the amount of oxygen dissolved in oceans in some parts of the world. But the study's central conclusion is what is so alarming - the effects of this drop in the amount of oxygen all marine life require will start to become evident in just 15 years or so. At some point, the drop in the ocean's oxygen levels will leave marine life struggling to breathe.
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And hilariously, the same crowd that screams "The oceans are outgassing CO2 because of warming!" will be the ones screaming that rising ocean temperatures won't lower oxygen levels.
It May Soon Be Too Late to Save the Seas
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The study confirmed what scientists have long observed - that climate change is causing a drop in the amount of oxygen dissolved in oceans in some parts of the world. But the study's central conclusion is what is so alarming - the effects of this drop in the amount of oxygen all marine life require will start to become evident in just 15 years or so. At some point, the drop in the ocean's oxygen levels will leave marine life struggling to breathe.
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And hilariously, the same crowd that screams "The oceans are outgassing CO2 because of warming!" will be the ones screaming that rising ocean temperatures won't lower oxygen levels.