Check out this new article from the Christian Science Monitor about the EPA's decision to help states study and address the increasing acidity of their waters. This will be another use of the powerful Clean Water Act, and possibly a landmark event in bringing attention to ocean acidification. This important step has been brought to us by the hard-working folks at the Center for Biological Diversity including Miyoko Sakashita, one of the activists featured in A Sea Change. Yippeee!
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One Victory for our Oceans: The EPA will Focus on Ocean Acidification
Friday, March 12, 2010
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Cause for cautious optimism. Good work, Miyoko.