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How can I wipe out life in oceans?

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Imagine you're on vacation in Greece. It's a nice sunny day, so you decide to go for a swim. The bottom of the sea is full of some greenish-brown ugly seaweed, every stone is covered by some fuzz and all around are scattered these things that look like poo and many more things.

That's why I decided to do something. I took control over the world and now I will destroy all life in the oceans! (Muhahahahahaaa!)

Just a little problem - I don't know how. I want to destroy all (or as much as possible) visible life of Earth's oceans in less than, let's say, 10 years

Bonus points for an answer:

  • Not destroying all life on Earth, leaving terrestrial life as untouched as possible (anyway it will slowly die out without the ocean life support)

  • Destroying even deep-ocean and bacterial life

  • Cleaning up after the wipeout and making the seas accessible to humans

  • Doing this as fast as possible

I thought of various methods, like poisoning the sea, but I'm not sure, what to do.

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