Oceans are important when it comes to CO2. CO2 can quickly move in and out of the ocean. The ocean produces most of the CO2 about 93 percent. CO2 also is apart of photosynthesis, without it plants cannot produce oxygen into the atmosphere. CO2 blocks a lot of radiation from the sun. But too much of CO2 can cause the oceans marine life to die and unable to survive.
The pH level of the ocean averages about 8.2 and it’s changing by the amount of pollution around the ocean. In a healthy ocean there is some acid water in it but not enough to kill the marine life. But cars and factories produce too much CO2 by burning fossil fuels. When the ocean absorbs CO2 it can combines with water. When Co2 and water combine it will make Carbonic Acid, which