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New research from the University of St Andrews reveals coastal areas are acidifying faster than anticipated, threatening marine ecosystems and coastal economies worldwide.

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Coastal Areas Face Rapid Acidification

Abhiram - November 15, 2025

Some coastal regions are becoming much more acidic than previously thought. This rapid acidification is driven by rising atmospheric CO₂ and natural...

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