The acid rate in the oceans rises

It was determined that the oceans, which had a dramatic increase in the surface acid, which has been stabilized for millions of years. The effects of this increase are estimated that] will be increasingly felt in many marine ecosystems on a global scale. As a result of this, there are no species, a wide range of negative effects can be seen from sea economy. [[T][4]

]Ekosystem integrity at risk]

Okyanus acidization occurs by reacting with carbon dioxide absorbed from the atmosphere of sea waters. As a result, more acidic increases chemical and reduces important minerals such as calcium needed to maintain the presence of marine organisms. The surface acidity, which is stable for millions of years, last 150] ] in the year about] ] on the surface increased by 26. Laboratoire d'Océanographie de Villefranche,[ [CNRS] and the Research Director of Sorbonne University Dr. Jean-Pierre Gattuso, stated that the main reason in acidation increase is the growth of carbon dioxide, "If something has not been left, the ocean acidization is increased by 150 percent more," by 2100.