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Visit service now.com slash UK slash AI for people. In the fight against climate change the oceans have been special property that allows them to actually hold a lot of the carbon in the oceans

which allows them to them take up that extra carbon dioxide from the atmosphere that we're

emitting through our greenhouse gases.

But now their capacity to store carbon is approaching a boundary.

Since the Industrial Revolution we've released carbon dioxide at such a rate that the oceans

actually have had to take up more of that carbon dioxide much more rapidly and so those

long-term natural geological processes haven't been able to keep pace.

And all this carbon capture has come at a cost.

Well, scientists in a report have emphasized that the oceans in the world are turning too acidic and are not able to sustain marine life

or even stabilize the climate.

According to a global health check published by climate scientists this week. Of the nine systems and processes that support life on our planet,

six are no longer able to function properly, and oceans are boys to become the seventh.

One thing is for certain, the ocean is sounding the alarm.

So why are our oceans struggling?

And what can we do for our biggest life support system?

I'm the Guardian Science Editor Ian Sample, and this is Science Weekly.

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