… Because climate change and ocean acidification are both caused by increasing atmospheric
CO2, acidification is commonly referred to as the “other CO2 problem” (Henderson 2006, …

… The overall goal of this lecture is to provide an overview of the process and progress of ocean
acidification in the global oceans and its impacts on marine organisms over time scales of …

… resources to elevated CO2; and outline a roadmap toward future research directions. In this
introductory article, we present a brief introduction on ocean acidification and some historical …

… and ecosystem responses to increasing ocean acidification. Marine taxa covered in this review
… changes due to ocean acidification should enlighten the ongoing CO 2 emissions debate …

… species dominance in a high CO 2 world. We explore how ocean acidification combines with
other environmental changes across a number of scales, and raise awareness of CO 2 as a …

… The fate of much of the CO 2 we produce will be to enter the ocean. In a sense, we are …
associated with ocean acidification is likely to aggravates the situation, adding yet another chal…

… Results from large-scale ocean CO2 surveys and time-series studies over the past two
decades show that ocean acidification is a predictable consequence of rising atmospheric CO2 (…

… that if current trends persist, oceanic pH could drop by another 0.5 unit by the end of this
century. That is a huge change: a 150-percent increase in acidity. Such an alteration in the …

… the oceans as a result of the uptake of carbon dioxide (CO2) … nature of the ocean acidification
governance problem, both … implicated in the regulation of ocean acidification. Parts of this …

… Institution of Washington, suggests that ocean pH several centuries from now will be lower
… ocean reveal that pH varies considerably from place to place. Scientists expect oceanic pH …