From: Adam 

Phil Payne wrote:
> A complicated model, apparently.  A higher partial pressure of CO2 causes
> more to dissolve, but a higher water temperature has the opposite effect.
>
> "Don Hills"  wrote in message
> news:7JKtFtgaXi3P092yn{at}attglobal.net...
>> In article , "Geo."
 wrote:
>>> I've heard the pH thing mentioned several times over the past
year, never
>>> before that. Any idea on how CO2 raises the pH?
>> Just guessing: CO2 gas in water = carbonic acid?
>>
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>

So it's more acidic at the poles.....

Also....the more rain...the less CO2.....

Adam

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