Earth’s ocean acidification crisis: Rising CO₂ levels push planetary systems beyond safe limits

Earth has breached seven of nine planetary boundaries, with ocean acidification now in the danger zone. Rising CO2 levels are increasing ocean acidity, threatening marine life, coral reefs, and global food security. This silent crisis, driven by human emissions, is destabilizing ocean ecosystems and nearing a critical tipping point.

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