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Why is USGS gathering information in the Arctic Ocean and how are they going to use it?

Why is USGS gathering information in the Arctic Ocean and how are they going to use it?
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Why is USGS gathering information in the Arctic Ocean and how are they going to use it?

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USGS is gathering information in the Arctic Ocean to study acidification and identify a baseline of information about the ocean's chemistry. This chemistry is expected to change due to decreases in the amount of summer sea ice.
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