RT @OA_NOAA: Bringing information to people who need it through science, service and stewardship. Check out how @NOAA researchers tackled #OceanAcidification impacts on #corals in the 2023 NOAA Science Report.

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RT @OA_NOAA: Join our community and make waves with #OceanLiteracy!

📢Announcing #MACAN fellowship for underrepresented students to develop #OceanAcidification and #CoastaAcidification curricula and enhance workforce development.

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#education #OurChangingOcean https://t.co/yEethxaMwK

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RT @OA_NOAA: #OAinMay
What causes #OceanAcidification?
The #ocean acts like a sponge soaking up ~25% of the carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. While the ocean isn't acidic, this changes its chemistry to increase in acidity, with consequences to some marine life.

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RT @OA_NOAA: #WorkingTogether with @ENERGY on future marine carbon dioxide removal research and development. #mcdr is an important pathway for mitigating excess #carbon atmosphere and #OceanAcidification for some approaches.

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.@NOAA is teaming up with @ENERGY on future marine carbon dioxide removal (MCDR) research & development.

#MCDR offers great potential for helping maintain a livable climate & may address existing ocean problems such as #OceanAcidification.

Learn more: https://t.co/GvMVkvkFXU https://t.co/h3lTewlQzg

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RT @OA_NOAA: Ocean #gliders traverse the ocean to collect information about conditions at the surface and deeper. A new project will assess how to best use these assets for #OceanAcidification monitoring, using models similar to those to forecast #weather.

More:
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RT @OA_NOAA: #mCDRMondays
What is marine carbon dioxide removal, or #mCDR?
mCDR aims to mitigate #ClimateChange by utilizing the ocean's capacity to absorb #carbon from the atmosphere. Some approaches may even mitigate #OceanAcidification locally.

About @NOAA efforts
https://t.co/Hupf4BprM8 https://t.co/Kf0toua81g

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RT @OA_NOAA: Coastal acidification #research cruises provide climate-quality information for communities along our coasts. Now announcing 5⃣ projects increasing observing and experimental capacity for cruises on the West Coast and #GulfofMexico.

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Scientists are gearing up to go to sea to study coastal acidification and #OceanAcidification with five newly announced projects for 2025.🚢🌊

Learn about these various @OA_NOAA projects and research cruises: https://t.co/lDTw8fQ5XO https://t.co/NejtqgS6dZ

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RT @OA_NOAA: 🎃#HappyHalloween
Learn all out #OceanAcidification and #OurChangingOcean and what we can do about it.

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RT @SabineMathesius: https://t.co/ATqIqmrjrk
#PBScience #OceanAcidification @PIK_Climate

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RT @OA_NOAA: A new year brings new opportunities to address the national and global challenge of #OceanAcidification. Looking for ways to get involved? Connect with your regional coastal acidification network.
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#OADayOfAction #OurChangingOcean #WorkingTogether https://t.co/8rJge6CPLB

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A new year brings new opportunities to address the national and global challenge of #OceanAcidification. Looking for ways to get involved? Connect with your regional coastal acidification network.
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RT @OA_NOAA: Today on 8 January, the #OADayOfAction, we recognize the global average pH of 8.1 - a 26% increase in acidity over the past 250 years.

Join us to learn more about #OceanAcidification and actions we take to address impacts.

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New research by an international team of oceanographers has found that #oceanacidification has significantly compromised 40% of the global surface #ocean, and 60% of the subsurface ocean to a depth of 656 feet (200 meters).

Learn more: https://t.co/gevYknTP96 https://t.co/tFMsxbbNuu

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RT @NOAAResearch: New research by an international team of oceanographers has found that #oceanacidification has significantly compromised 40% of the global surface #ocean, and 60% of the subsurface ocean to a depth of 656 feet (200 meters).

Learn more: https://t.co/gevYknTP96 https://t.co/tFMsxbbNuu

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