acidification造句

Ocean acidification is one of many [stressors] that our Marine environments are contending with right now.

As species wither, the Marine food chain could be disrupted; human action is needed to curtail further acidification.

Rising ocean temperatures, water pollution, ocean acidification and cyclones continually pummel the reef and have caused mass coral bleaching.

The oceanographer told delegates that the problem of ocean acidification was worse in high latitudes, in the Arctic and around Antarctica, than it was nearer the equator.

As with climate change - which has already thawed permafrost, melted sea ice, and shrunk glaciers in Alaska - carbon-caused ocean acidification will likely hit home here first.

Hence the problem of acidification is worse in the Arctic than in the tropics, though we have only recently got round to studying the problem in detail.

To examine the global impact of acidification, the researchers developed a series of world maps to show current coal use, nutrient consumption, and copper production and smelting by country.