Ocean's acidity

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I found this article on MSNbc that I thought you guys would find interesting. There are so many threats to our coral reefs that if it isn't global warming, contamination or over-harvesting it's the carbon dioxide in our atmosphere that will kill off our reefs. Anyway, here is the link to the article:
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/13693174/?GT1=8307
 

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I dont even like thinking about this. Its saddening to even read these articles. Its one of natures wonders and its going away. I just hope i wont have to see it in my lifetime......we should of taken action a long time ago when this global warming came up. Just my thoughts.

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This is so bad for us. Without the reefs the productivity of the ocean will be impacted. We are shooting ourselves in the foot.
 

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