And I mean really, really deep. The Marianas Trench to be exact. Some amazing critters down there and the abundance of them is likewise amazing...
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Yes, they are bothered by the 0.11 pH acidification (8.25 to 8.14).
Do you understand pH? I can explain it to you if you'd like. It probably doesn't come up much in either meteorology or police work.
Westwall, you don't have "plenty", you have a single debunked study that you cling to in pure desperation.
If the science didn't say you're delusional, you wouldn't have to rely exclusively on cherrypicking, the standard tactic of the pseudoscience devotee.
Yes, they are bothered by the 0.11 pH acidification (8.25 to 8.14).
Do you understand pH? I can explain it to you if you'd like. It probably doesn't come up much in either meteorology or police work.
Really? Care to show where this study (one of many BTW) has ever been refuted? Just this one will be fine. Good luck.
Really? Care to show where this study (one of many BTW) has ever been refuted? Just this one will be fine. Good luck.
Given that's the only study you have, debunking it debunks everything you have. So let's proceed with that. The debunkings, from other scientists in the field, are at these two links.
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So, to summarize: You've got nothing, but you'll still keep repeating it forever.
Yes, they are bothered by the 0.11 pH acidification (8.25 to 8.14).
Do you understand pH? I can explain it to you if you'd like. It probably doesn't come up much in either meteorology or police work.