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Marine life in a high CO₂ world

Date of holding: 24/02/2011

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Presentation of the conference series of Campus del Mar, which will bring the viewpoint of world experts in different fields of science and marine technologies. The lecture will explain how the ocean water is acidified or decreases its pH due largely to CO2 that humans emit into the atmosphere and ends up being absorbed by the seas and all organisms that live there.

Dr. Débora Iglesias-Rodríguez

National Oceanography Centre, University of Southampton

Conference introduced by Cristina Sobrino

Ecology and Animal Biology Department, University of Vigo

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