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EXPLORING PATHWAYS FOR OCEAN LITERACY: INVESTIGATING OCEAN ACIDIFICATION THROUGH VIRTUAL REALITY
The effect of the Anthropocene places immense pressure on the ocean and our climate. Since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the rise in CO2 emissions has led to ocean acidification (OA), lowering the ocean’s pH, threatening calcifying species and whole ecosystems. The complex human-ocean
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