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www.theguardian.com
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| | | | | Australia's natural wonder is in mortal danger. Bleaching caused by climate change has killed almost a quarter of its coral this year and many scientists believe it could be too late for the rest. Using exclusive photographs and new data, a Guardian special report investigates how the reef has been devastated - and what can be done to save it | |
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coast.noaa.gov
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| | | | | NOAA's Office for Coastal Management provides the technology, information, and management strategies used by local, state, and national organizations to address complex coastal issues. | |
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www.tropwater.com
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| | | | | As part of the newly-launched Water Quality Science & Agriculture Hub, Dr Stephen Lewis delves into the history of the Great Barrier Reef, tracing its development over the past 7,000 years and exploring the complexities of establishing a baseline for assessing its health. He examines how scientists use geological and coral records to measure the reef's health over centuries and millennia, shedding light on how the frequency of disturbances like river runoff and coral bleaching has increased in r | |
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news.miami.edu
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| | | Scientists crossbreed Florida and Honduran elkhorn corals to boost genetic diversity-taking a critical first step toward restoring reef resilience in increasingly warmer oceans. | ||
