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A marine heat wave. that puts enormous stresses on coral systems which is not just for snoshgrkelers and scuba div and so much of sea life and if you add acidification, sea creatures are facing stresses that are just off the charts right now. there is new science about a big circulation system in the atlantic and this is a triangular-shaped conveyor belt that takes warm water and up toward canada and the uk as a result of greenland shedding so much fresh water and if that shuts down it's an apocalyptic scenario we've seen in movies like "the day after tomorrow" there is a tipping point that th...

Acidification is the biggest risk to our oceans. so we have to rethink where _ our oceans. so we have to rethink where we — our oceans. so we have to rethink where we are going to find these metals _ where we are going to find these metals form. if you look at the international energy agency report, the world _ international energy agency report, the world bank's reports, they say that mining will increase up to 600% per ahhum _ that mining will increase up to 600% perannum until that mining will increase up to 600% per annum until 2040 and the problem is, where _ per annum until 2040 and th...

Ocean acidification, the ‘evil twin’ of climate warming, is another result of rising greenhouse gas emissions that could erode ocean biodiversity.

Acidification to the temperatures is moving the prey around, it's moving the predators around. so sharks and humans are colliding seemingly more, but it's also a factor of humans using the water more. there's more coastal population that's exploding here in florida especially. so it's kind of tough to say. the bottom line is if sharks thought humans were a viable prey item, a food source they could eat regularly, they would. they would hunt and kill us every single day because we're slow, we're easy to catch. but the reality is, you know, everything we just talked about, mistaken identity, cur...

Opinion, spend a lot of time swimming with sharks. and one of the factors in all of this, i understand, could be how the water temperature is changing. what can you tell us about that? >> well, that's certainly another factor, with a shifting in the climate, and the changes in the oceans. everything from acidification to the temperatures, it's moving the pray around. it's moving the predators around. sharks and humans are colliding, seemingly, more. it's a factor of humans using the water more. there's more coastal population. it's exploding here in florida, especially. so, it's kind of tough ...