The Director of the biosphere research institute at Yale University, USA,  Mr. Jeffrey Park, in scientific reports which poured in Geophysical Research Letters has recently argued, the sea conditions can absorb about 40 percent of carbon dioxide from human activities. Professor of geology and geophysics concludes his research after doing a long study which is using data from observation stations in Hawaii, Alaska and the Antarctic. The data were collected from observation stations during the last 50 years. From the observations also revealed, the sea temperatures continue to rise slowly. The increase of sea temperatures in global also were causing more reduction in the ocean’s ability to absorb carbon dioxide resulting from human activity. Increased sea temperatures were also influenced by the increasing number of carbon dioxide content. “Imagine if the sea is no longer able to absorb carbon dioxide, the ocean will be like a soda.”

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