saving our seas
conservation by common sense
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Jimbo says:
The public are often misled by ocean acidification. Many think that the sea would actually become acidic. Here is what the Warmists at the Catlin Survey have to say on the FAQs page.
“Why is it called Ocean Acidification? The ocean is alkaline and model predictions suggest it will never become acidic.
Acidification refers to the process of the lowering of the ocean’s pH on the pH scale. If the ocean’s pH falls it is referred to as acidification regardless of whether the water remains alkaline i.e. above pH 7. To understand this, consider a temperature change of -200C to -100C. The temperature is still warming despite -100C still being below freezing.”
Here is a fierce response to the Warmists:
http://www.seafriends.org.nz/issues/global/acid.htm
saving our seas
conservation by common sense
available on CD as ISSN 1177-4983