With today’s levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide so high, the ocean’s help comes at a cost to marine life and the millions of people who depend on healthy oceans.

http://www.livescience.com/38219-oceans-acidifying-with-rising-co2.html

In general I don't like commenting on any aspect of human activity reportedly affecting life on Earth or its climate. But said report just confirms my non scientific view or generalisation that we don't know what we (the human race) are doing.

 

I seem to recall reading that it was way back in the 1800s that the affect of this CO2 business on the eco system (not to mention climate) was identified. And we are still arguing - sorry, debating - about it.

Edited August 5, 201312 yr by Delbert

Yes I agree that we are not benefited by these arguments.But the effects are getting worse.Not only humans but the aquatic life and wild animals are being punished.We have to think about it.