In a World of Acidifying Oceans, Life Hangs on a Precipice—Alanna Mitchell

摘要

I've spent a decade piecing together the puzzling implications of the growing proportion of carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere. That means reading academic papers published in journals, interviewing scientists on each of the seven continents as they conduct their studies and bearing witness myself to the effects that they have been laboring to explain to us. And then translating all that in articles, books and public talks in a bid to tell readers what scientists are finding.