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Underwater Meadows Might Serve As Antacid For Acid Seas

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The world’s oceans are changing — chemically changing. As people put more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, the oceans absorb more of it, and that’s making the water more acidic.

The effects are subtle in most places, but scientists say that if this continues, it could be a disaster for marine …Read More

Source: NPR Science – ingested into KQED

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