Christopher Krembs

As ocean gets more acidic, situation is exacerbated in Puget Sound

August 15, 2013Environment

The carbon dioxide we release is absorbed by the Earth’s oceans. But it doesn’t just benignly vanish. It’s eventually released into the water, making the water more acidic. That’s feeding algae blooms and killing some animals. In the Puget Sound, the situation is even worse.

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