while recent years have demonstrated that significant and immediate reduction of greenhouse gases is difficult, it is the only solution that attends to the root cause of climate change.
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ocean acidification, yet another problematic effect of climate change, presents a threat to coral reefs. due to increased levels of co2 emitted into the atmosphere, the oceans are growing increasingly acidic. when co2 reacts with water, carbonic acid is formed, lowering the ph level.
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rising sea temperatures are an inevitable byproduct of increasing levels of CO2 in the atmosphere. these warmer waters threaten the survival of coral reefs, some of Earth’s most productive and diverse ecosystems.
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in spite of the therapeutic cooling properties of the seas, the seas cannot single-handedly hold off the massive impacts of man-induced climate change. one such effect is the rising sea levels, which create detrimental consequences for marine life and, connectedly, human beings.
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