
Myron Roth
Director of Climate Risk Management at BC Ministry of Environment & Climate Change Strategy; marine biologist and aquaculture expert specializing in ocean acidification and seafood system resilience.
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Jul 3, 2026
Ocean Acidification: The Slow Climate Risk No One Sees | Myron Roth
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1:37LourdesHOST
What actually changed?

Myron RothGUEST
Well, it's a bit of a long story, and it actually started with shellfish aquaculture in Washington State.

Myron RothGUEST
So I don't know how much time you have, but basically in about 2007, you know, shellfish growers in Washington State started to notice a lot of problems in their hatcheries, and it sort of boiled down to corrosive water, as what we know today as ocean acidification.

Myron RothGUEST
That's, you know, the Canadian regulator in their Pacific State of the Ocean reports.
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12:55LourdesHOST
And then there's measurable results because what do you have to stop doing to make that successful and make progress?