The ocean acidification caused by rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will disrupt marine ecosystems
Scientific American (28 SEP 2012), by Lauren Morello and ClimateWire
MONTEREY, Calif. -- Move over, polar bear.
The white prowler of Arctic ice fields may now be an icon of climate change, but when it comes to ocean acidification -- the shift in ocean chemistry caused by rising carbon dioxide emissions -- it's the tiny Pacific Northwest oyster that dominates the discussion.