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When carbon dioxide dissolves in seawater, it undergoes a number of chemical reactions.
But I'll tell you as more carbon dioxide enters the ocean, the seawater pH goes down.
This figure is an important time series in Hawaii, and the top line shows steadily increasing concentrations of carbon dioxide, or CO2 gas, in the atmosphere.
The line underneath shows the increasing concentrations of carbon dioxide that is dissolved in the surface of the ocean which you can see is increasing at the same rate as carbon dioxide in the atmosphere since measurements began.
As more carbon dioxide has entered the ocean, the seawater pH has gone down, which basically means there has been an increase in ocean acidity.
Unless we can start slowing down our carbon dioxide emissions, we're expecting an increase in ocean acidity of 170 percent by the end of this century.
We have already put too much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
The only way of doing that is by reducing our carbon dioxide emissions.
So we built an illegal genetic clinic, a DIY carbon dioxide incubator, and even bought frozen mice on eBay.
All told, cremations in the US emit a staggering 600 million pounds of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere annually.
About 55 million years ago, there was a really abrupt warming event, and what happened was a whole bunch of carbon dioxide was released into earth's atmosphere, and it caused a rapid and pretty extreme global warming event.
Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas, we're emitting a lot of it, and the planet is heating up.
We don't know everything, but we don't know nothing, and we know what carbon dioxide does.
The blood circulatory system, while seemingly mundane, is essential for you to survive, providing oxygen and nutrients to your cells, and removing waste and carbon dioxide.
From there, the salt circulates to a storage tank underground, where it produces steam, which spins turbines and generates enough electricity to power 70,000 homes and offsets 30,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions every year.
I always think that first you have to feel it, and then you can measure it; you need to hear the sounds of the atmosphere, of the climate, of the hot air, in order to then measure the ozone, the carbon dioxide.
These are the bubbles filled with carbon dioxide, a gas that's been produced during the fermentation process of the wine.
Human breath is essentially composed of five components: nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, water and argon.
For example, one half of the carbon equation is how much we emit, and the other half of the carbon equation, as I'm very conscious as a trustee of Kew, is how much things soak up, and they soak up carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.
We need to not only cut emissions extremely rapidly, we also need to take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.
I'm working independently on one particular idea which uses natural gas to generate electricity in a way that takes carbon dioxide out of the air.
About half the chemical energy is converted into electricity, and the remainder into heat, which is used to break down limestone into lime and carbon dioxide.
It's actually generating carbon dioxide.
But the key point is, all of the carbon dioxide generated, both from the fuel cell and from the lime kiln, is pure, and that's really important, because it means you can either use that carbon dioxide or you can store it away deep underground at low cost.
It removes carbon dioxide from the air.
At the moment, power generation is responsible for about a quarter of all carbon dioxide emissions.
You absorb about twice as much carbon dioxide when you add it to seawater as when you use it industrially.
We need the ambition to restore the atmosphere, to draw down carbon dioxide back to a level that is compatible with a stable climate and healthy oceans.
These openings allow oxygen and carbon dioxide in and out of the leaf, but they also create an opening through which water evaporates.
Yeast is eating sugar and turning it into carbon dioxide and alcohol.
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