Acid Test: The Global Challenge of Ocean Acidification
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I don't want this BS..i just want to know solutions to the problem...all this video shows is that there is a problem..but where does the video come up with any solution? GIVE ME A SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM AND I WILL FOLLOW IT..NAGGING ABOUT IT IS NOT SOLVING THE PROBLEM..ok stop using fossil fuels..umm so how am i going to get to my job 15 miles away from where I live?a bike...use a HYBRID..yeah and use Li-ion batteries that when dead are worse off than any fossil fuel.COME ON!Hydrogen Fuel Cell?
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great video thanks
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So many comments are paragraphs XD
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what's the ph level has it changed see that's hard data i need hard data and i might believe in what there saying if they stop using the words if and might humans emit a small amount of co2 compared to natural emitted co2 so this small amount is supposed to destroy all life in the oceans, oh go and fuck yourselves it can't be true and the solutions are so full of shit so if its true were fucked up the arse
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@be2Gee Why don't you go take an Oceanography class and stop posting ignorance on the internet?, dumbass know it all.
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When I watch this, the only feeling I get is: "Pheeew!", the world is fine.
Documentaries funded by large corporations, the "actors" perfect scripttalking and of course when they're hinting about I'm responsible for the worlds pollution and it's my job to clean up the mess after the large corporations, then you know it's agenda is profit, and NOTHING else. Classic campaign.
If there actually were any problems, it's the problem creators who needs to fix the problem and not throw the ball at us.
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The solutions given are shallow.
You want to solve the problem, tell people to stop breeding so much. All this can be alleviated with population control. David Attenborough agrees.



Riiiight.
You're seriously going to take the position that people, who are honestly concerned about the overall health the planet, are going to jack up the cost of living for no other reason than shits and giggles? As opposed to, say, extremely wealthy oil & heavy industry companies trying to spread misinformation so they can continue to rely on cheap (and dirty) methods of production?
Yeah, regulation might raise living a bit, but that beats the planet being completely uninhabitable.
BLARGHALT 11 months ago 11
Climate denial shills can't refute ocean acidification.
They can't blame this on solar activity or galactic cycles.
OldSchoolSkill 3 months ago 4