Using knowledge from evidence dating back to previous mass extinctions, scientists can confirm the oceans are suffering and are facing the deadly factors of rising water temperatures, becoming acidified, and lacking oxygen. Of course, global warming is not the only factor contributing to the fall of our oceans, there are many other human-induced impacts such as waste floating in the oceans, overfishing, nutrient runoff from farming, and greenhouse gases further increase the issues. Not only does waste lower the quality of water, chemicals from pollutants such as flame retardants, fluorinated compounds, pharmaceuticals, and as well as synthetic musks can be absorbed by plastic, which then is ingested by marine life causing the endocrine and immune systems to become disrupted and damaged. “The marine experts agreed that [all these combined threats] means that the ocean and the ecosystems within it are unable to recover, being constantly bombarded with multiple attacks” (Environment News…