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Journal of Marine Science: Research & Development
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  • J Marine Sci Res Dev 11:6,
  • DOI: 10.4172/2155-9910.1000317

Environmental Issues on Overfishing and Ocean Acidification

Keerthana Dasari*
*Corresponding Author : Keerthana Dasari, Department of Oceanography, Meerat College of Marine Biology, AP, Nepal, Email: narlaram981@gmail.com

Abstract

Prior to the Marine industrial Revolution, atmospheric concentrations of obviously takes place greenhouse gases, including water vapor or moisture gaseous contains carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, and ozone, had been relatively stable for years. Therefore, the net incoming solar radiation at the top of the aerosphere was roughly stabilized by net outgoing infrared radiation. Although, with the advent of fossil fuel-burning plants to reinforce industry, automobiles, and the energy demands of modern consumers, as well as the substantial growth of other human activities including agricultural manufacturing areas, “humans began to interfere seriously in the composition of the atmosphere,” One of the researchers experiment tells by emitting large amounts of additional greenhouse gases. The human-driven build-up of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere has tested in “radiative forcing.” That is, increased levels of greenhouse vapour amounts result in greater absorption of outgoing infrared radiation and ultimately an increase in temperatures when a portion of this radiation is re-radiated to the Earth’s surface.

Keywords: horeline; Coastal Populations; Marine; Seaward; Sea Area

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