Report
Addressing Ocean Acidification Impacts in New Jersey (2020–2023)
Ocean acidification (OA) is the process by which the addition of carbon dioxide acts to increase seawater acidity and lower pH, with potentially harmful ecological and economic consequences. As such, the New Jersey Coastal Management Program (CMP) engaged a team at Rutgers University to offer insights as to potential approaches that the CMP could undertake to initiate a focused OA effort in New Jersey. The following reports were published from 2020 to 2023.
Stakeholder and Subject Matter Expert Feedback Regarding the Content of a New Jersey Ocean Acidification Action Plan
FULL REPORT
September 2023
Prepared for the New Jersey Coastal Management Program;
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
Recommendations for Developing a Statewide New Jersey Ocean Acidification Monitoring Network
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY and FULL RECOMMENDATIONS
January 2023
Rutgers University and the NJ Department of Environmental Protection’s Coastal Management Program Ocean Acidification Team convened partners within the state, and from neighboring states, to develop robust recommendations for developing a comprehensive, statewide acidification monitoring network.
Developing a Statewide New Jersey Ocean Acidification Monitoring Network
WORKSHOP SUMMARY
November 2021
A virtual workshop facilitated by Rutgers University and the ocean acidification team from the NJ Department of Environmental Protection’s Coastal Management Program (NJCMP) focused on developing a statewide ocean acidification (OA) monitoring network.
What Is Ocean Acidification?
INFORMATION SHEET AND INFOGRAPHIC
September 2020
A brief introduction to the causes and potential impacts of ocean acidification and how we can address them.
Opportunities to Address Ocean Acidification Impacts in New Jersey
FULL REPORT
September 2020
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