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Ocean Acidification
3 March 2012, 18:28,
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Skean Dhude Offline
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RE: Ocean Acidification
Everything fluctuates. The problem we have with the ecosystem we call home is that we analyse over a microscopic timescale and extrapolate from that. We then think it is the end of the world. I see this being no different. Some species can, and will, adapt and some species will die out as they have for millions of years.

We in our hubris believe we can control this and sure we can make a small difference by artificially keeping a doomed species alive for a few more years but there is no gaurantee we will ourselves survive.

So don't worry too much. Add it to the list and this is one that is probably not survivable at its extreme which imo will never happen.
Skean Dhude
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It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change. - Charles Darwin
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Ocean Acidification - by Timelord - 3 March 2012, 03:37
RE: Ocean Acidification - by NorthernRaider - 3 March 2012, 09:55
RE: Ocean Acidification - by Skean Dhude - 3 March 2012, 18:28
RE: Ocean Acidification - by Skean Dhude - 3 March 2012, 18:40
RE: Ocean Acidification - by Timelord - 4 March 2012, 02:19
RE: Ocean Acidification - by Scythe13 - 3 March 2012, 18:53
RE: Ocean Acidification - by NorthernRaider - 4 March 2012, 09:31
RE: Ocean Acidification - by bigpaul - 4 March 2012, 10:25

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