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Is Australia Now Killing The Coral?
Australia plans to dump one million tonnes of sludge in the Great Barrier Reef.
Despite strict laws on dumping waste, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) gave the...
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Hope For Coral reefs…
Among the threatened corals of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, one of the natural wonders of the world that has been ravaged by global warming, researchers have found a reason for optimism...
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Are We Running Out Of Time?
We just came across this article and thought it was worth sharing.
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A new study confirms that coral...
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Donate, Get A Tax Deduction And Save The Reefs
As the window starts to close on 2018 many people have begun to look at ways to generate tax breaks via donations. We urge you to do some research when it comes to donating your hard-earned money...
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Can Costal Communities Handle The Loss Of Coral Reef
The flood-protection services provided by our oceans coral reefs are worth roughly 4 billion US dollars a year — a benefit threatened by coral reef loss in a warming world.
Coral reefs...
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Did Coral Reefs Live Through The Dinosaur Extinction
I recently came across an article that focuses on the need for coral resilience in todays time of our ever-changing climate. Fortunately, Pirate’s Coral has the...
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Mapping The Coral Reefs
We came across this article this morning and thought it was worth reposting. However, if we wait the years needed to complete the map we will lose countless reefs. The facts are that something...
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Some corals might adapt to climate changes
New research shows that not all corals respond the same to changes in climate. The study looked at the sensitivity of two types of corals found in Florida and the Caribbean and found that one of...