Decades of Coral Reef Degradation and the Climate Catastrophe
James Gilmour
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James Gilmour
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Our research highlights how rising ocean temperatures and coral bleaching are impacting even the world's healthiest reefs, by contrasting the condition of adjacent reef systems over more than two decades.These photographs illustrate the changes in coral communities at the Australian Scott system of reefs through multiple bleaching events.
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Our research highlights how rising ocean temperatures and coral bleaching are impacting even the world's healthiest reefs, by contrasting the condition of adjacent reef systems over more than two decades.These photographs illustrate the changes in coral communities at the Australian Scott system of reefs through multiple bleaching events.
Key concepts: Coral bleaching, Reef, Resilience of coral reefs, Aquaculture of coral, Coral reef, Environmental issues with coral reefs, Coral, Coral reef protection