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Fishers waking up to dangers of acidic oceans

Monday 11 Aug 14 10:00am

By KIERAN COOKE.- Research has highlighted the negative effect acidification of oceans can have on marine life, but now fishing communities are waking up to the big threat it poses to their livelihoods.

The waters off the American state of Alaska are some of the best fishing grounds anywhere, teeming with salmon and with shellfish such as crab.

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