But they are fine with an extra 10,000 ppm.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Here’s something interesting that shoots a hole in their ocean acidification thingy…
trilobites
about 500 millions years ago, calcium carbonate skeletons…
.but that’s not the clincher
Their eye’s are 100% calcite….
However, all those little buggies are dead now. And when Al Gore and the eco-lunies get their way all life on the planet will be dead also. See? Clearly driving my truck caused those buggies to die all those millions of years ago. Perfectly logical climate reasoning.
Ocean acidification is one of the biggest climate cons going.