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Tropical coral reefs could be harmed by atmospheric carbon dioxide(CO2) entering the oceans; some reefs may already be declining. JoanKleypas (National Center for Atmospheric Research) comments, "Thesefindings represent some of the first evidence of a direct negativeimpact of increased CO2 on a marine ecosystem."
Increasing Carbon Dioxide Threatens Tropical Coral Reefs 
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