The possible effect of failing to limit greenhouse gas emissions on the oceans is likely to be which of the following?

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Failing to limit greenhouse gas emissions will lead to an increase in carbon dioxide levels in the ocean, which will lower the pH and increase ocean acidification. This can lead to negative impacts on ocean organisms, such as reducing the ability of shell-forming organisms to build and maintain their shells. increases in dissolved methane are not directly related to greenhouse gas emissions but are a potential consequence of melting permafrost or warming ocean temperatures, which could stimulate microbial growth.

The Possible Effect of Failing to Limit Greenhouse Gas Emissions