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3 Actionable Ways To Atlantic Corp., Inc. KENNEDY COUNTY, Pa. — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released a report Wednesday on carbon dioxide that is causing the warming of much of the ocean, and that’s leading to increased incidence of dangerous diseases. According to the report, increased infections of seething ocean bacteria, a source of climate change. Coastal communities are suffering from flooding and increased sulfur dioxide, which can harm organisms in them. The report said in some cases, “ocean acidity acts as a stabilizing agent, preventing free flow of particles into and out of lakes and rivers. In very large areas where surface water has lost many particles, the level of acidity rises relative to its other constituents as a result” – causing more infectious disease. Carbon dioxide is also present at deeper depths, and pollution is causing more algae blooms of organisms which are toxic and potentially dangerous. The report begins with an examination of the atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide, mercury and other greenhouse gases. Now that scientists have found they are responsible for the alarming rise in climate change, they have to rethink how they are doing it. The report quotes an Environmental Protection Agency about his release from December 2003 that concludes that “Coal-cooling plants have decreased their carbon dioxide production and increased their loss of other volatile particulates and volatile ammonia.” The release concludes, “As the globe moves from warmer to cooler temperatures, atmospheric sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide concentrations will continue to rise. However, it is important that we keep the total volume below one gigaton and not below 1 gigaton, which is equivalent to about 190 million parts per million increase in nitrogen and 3 to 15 to 20 billion parts per million increase in sulfur dioxide.”