Asbury Park Press: Ocean biodiversity is already being eroded by climate change and acidification of the seas, and needs to be a priority of the new federal oceans policy, the annual Future of the Ocean Symposium was told Friday. “People have become a true force of nature,” warned Carl Safina, director of the Blue Ocean Institute and author of books including “Song for the Blue Ocean” and “Eye of the Albatross.” He said increased carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels, in addition to raising atmospheric temperatures,…