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Sea survey measures acid increase

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Oceanic carbon sinks herald bad news for wildlife.

By the end of the century, rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere could halve the rate at which marine creatures such as coral and plankton build their calcareous skeletons - with potentially catastrophic effects on the rest of the ocean's wildlife.

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