Biodiversity > COP16 must address “tidal wave” of ocean acidification, scientists say

COP16 must address “tidal wave” of ocean acidification, scientists say

Published 11:44 on October 16, 2024  /  Last updated at 11:44 on October 16, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

Marine scientists have urged governments at the upcoming biodiversity COP16 to ramp up funding for research for ocean acidification (OA) to avoid disaster, in a report published on Wednesday.
Marine scientists have urged governments at the upcoming biodiversity COP16 to ramp up funding for research for ocean acidification (OA) to avoid disaster, in a report published on Wednesday.


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