National Geographic say they have been monitoring ocean pH levels for the past 300 million years, and that the pH was a steady 8.2 for 299,999,800 years – until a little before you bought your SUV. Now they say the ocean is an “acid” 8.1 – and it is your fault. Corals are going to dissolve.

Ocean Acidification | National Geographic

Atmospheric CO2 is close to the lowest level it has been in the last 300 million years. Corals evolved in the Cambrian Era – with CO2 levels fifteen times higher than now. Obviously they aren’t going to dissolve.

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In the real world, seawater ranges from about an alkaline 7.7 to an alkaline 8.2.

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National Geographic has no clue what they are talking about, and are simply making nonsensical gibberish up. But that is standard operating procedure for the left.

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