Hawaii Carbon Dioxide Time-Series425CO2 Time Series in the North Pacific8.30Mauna Loa Atmospheric CO2 (ppm)ALOHA seawater PCO2 insitu (uatm)ALOHA seawater pH (insitu)400-160°W 158°W 156°W8.2523°NStation ALOHA22375-- 8.2021°20°Station Mauna Loa8 350-190-8.153258.10300-8.05275-8.00202119581967197619851994Year"Data Mauna Loa (php.ondi noan ovproductsrendaeeee n mlo iN) ALOHA phahana soest hawaieduttdogstexionhl)ALOHA pi &C0, e calulated a insitu tempere fhom DIC A TA (measured from samples collected on Hawai Ocean Times-series IOT) enuisen)ing coys (Pelletier, v2so) wih constants Lueker et al. 2000, KSO Dickson, Total boron Lee et al. 2010, & KF secarb20032012What problem in the oceans does the data collectedfrom 1985 to 2021 show?

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425 Time Series in the North Pacific 8.30 Mauna Loa Atmospheric CO2 (ppm) ALOHA seawater PCO2 insitu (iatm) ALOHA seawater pH (insitu) 400- 160°W 158°W 156°W -8.25 23°N Station ALOHA 22 375- - 8.20 21° 20° Station Mauna Loa 8 350- 19 - 8.15 325- 8.10 300- 8.05 275+ 8.00 2021 1958 1967 1985 1994 Year Det Maun Los (hpp no productendeae n mlo is) ALOHA hahaaeshawaiedltdogstestion h) 1976 2003 2012 ALOHA p&JCO, engeree hom DIC A TAmered le collened on Hawa Oean Timesrie OT) eises) ing coys (Pelletier, v ) wth constants Luker e al 2000, KSO Dickson, Total boron Lee al 2010, A KFcartb What problem in the oceans does the data collected from 1985 to 2021 show?

425 Time Series in the North Pacific 8.30 Mauna Loa Atmospheric CO2 (ppm) ALOHA seawater PCO2 insitu (iatm) ALOHA seawater pH (insitu) 400- 160°W 158°W 156°W -8.25 23°N Station ALOHA 22 375- - 8.20 21° 20° Station Mauna Loa 8 350- 19 - 8.15 325- 8.10 300- 8.05 275+ 8.00 2021 1958 1967 1985 1994 Year Det Maun Los (hpp no productendeae n mlo is) ALOHA hahaaeshawaiedltdogstestion h) 1976 2003 2012 ALOHA p&JCO, engeree hom DIC A TAmered le collened on Hawa Oean Timesrie OT) eises) ing coys (Pelletier, v ) wth constants Luker e al 2000, KSO Dickson, Total boron Lee al 2010, A KFcartb What problem in the oceans does the data collected from 1985 to 2021 show?

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