Where's Admiral Moonbat.
You see now why I said the Ocean acidification story HAS to be total crap?
Of course he doesn't see. He believes.
Don't even try to get into the fact that rainwater all over the earth at a pH of about 5.6 (slightly acidic) reacts with the most common mineral on earth (feldspars) and produce clays. Don't bother mentioning that the process of producing clays is a reaction that consumes acid. It is no point in pointing out to them that alkali and alkaline clays are then deposited into the oceans and are then redeposited as cements in sediments. It is also no point in telling them that this also is an acid consuming reaction that is accelerated by temperature.
They don't grasp that in the ocean, there is a buffering action between the basalts found on the sea floor and sea water. They don't know any of these things and don't want to know any of these things. They can't begin to understand the fact that the pH scale is a log scale and they can't possibly grasp that there isn't enough fossil fuel on earth to make the oceans acidic.
They hear that CO2 can make water acidic...they don't know that the experiments that prove this are done in the lab with distilled water. They have no idea how different the real world is and no idea of the number of things that are happening in the real world that make it impossible for the oceans to become acidic...unless, perhaps we run out of rocks.
And they certainly will never ask climate science why feldspar and silicate buffering reactions which have been well understood for a good long time now are never mentioned by the acidification hysterics.
You are talking to literal children who see climate pseudoscientists as parent like figures. They can no more question them than a 3 year old could question financial decisions made by his father.