Acid Test: The Global Challenge of Ocean Acidification

Lisa Suatoni's use of the term "global warming" is rather vague. Did she mean CAGW (Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming"?).




The juxtaposition of the terms "carbon dioxide" and "pollution" is a little politically correct (EPA).




And the real shame is that so very limited time was given to the REAL oceanic problems e.g. disastrous overfishing, large shark depletion, habitat destruction due to industrial fishing, coastal water pollution, etc.




Thumbs down. Watch Sharkwater instead.

Dumbified beyond acceptable level... :/

i'm glad to see that people who cares...DOES EXIST in our materialistic world

Thanks, myzaroth. It's all about a worldview that does not view nature as an expendable commodity. Even in the modern industrial world, at least 25 percent have reached that level of understanding.

For more ideas about the plight of our oceans, see the featured video on my channel.

Also watch Naomi Oreskes explain her investigation into the roots of the right-wing disinformation campaign:

watch?v=2T4UF_Rmlio

@sputnik323 This is true but pop is not the problem it is the western lifestyle and the level of resource used to support such a lifestyle

@substanti8 Thank sometimes I feel only alone in a wilderness of idiots. Glad to see there are others that value knowledge over belief and faith. with science it is always a matter of fact not fear driven faith

Watching this just pisses me off because I know our governments don't give a shit. If they cared they would have outlawed the combustion engine in commuter vehicles by now and we'd be all driving electric cars that have been commercially available since 2001. How about all the pollution thats created just to bring you a Big Mac? The cow shit is literally killing this planet. AS LONG AS SOMEBODY NEEDS TO MAKE A BUCK THIS PLANET WILL SUFFER.

@slctdmbntwrx I agree with you, but at this point, electric cars are either not efficient enough or prohibitively expensive to move a city, much less the world. Maybe in 10 years it will be possible. Until then, we will just have to cut down greenhouse gases in other ways.

The world's zero-emission vehicle is a BICYCLE. It's cheap, reliable, versatile and very efficient.