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Ocean and Coastal Acidification

Ocean and Coastal Acidification

The carbon dioxide that humans release to the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels is increasing the acidity of the ocean. This phenomenon, called ocean acidification, impacts marine life and the people who depend on them. In addition, land-based sources of pollution can contribute to localized acidification of coastal waters. Learn more about Ocean and Coastal Acidification.

Basic Information

An Introduction to Acidification

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Ocean and Coastal Acidification

Ocean and Coastal Acidification

Basic Information

What You Can Do

Causes and Effects

What EPA is Doing

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