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Study: Over 90% of Great Barrier Reef suffering from coral bleaching http://www.cnn.com/2016/04/20/asia/great-barrier-reef-coral-bleaching/index.html
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The elnino event in 98 was very damaging pretty much wiped out the maldives and was the reason for the biorock rebuilds of the south east asian islands the gbr did rebound but it never comes back 100%...
In this case climate is a natural means of species selection
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The studies in the Red Sea were about bleaching as a survival mechanism. The thesis was that extreme conditions need different allies and the coral is releasing its existing "workforce" zooxanthelle and looking to host a more robust species that can help it weather the new adverse conditions.
I hope that research has matured enough and the officials in Australia and the GBR connect with those scientists. It may be that the zooxanthelle can be extracted, cultivated in large volumes and then spread into the injured reefs to help them cope. It's a long shot, but hope springs eternal ...
I hope that research has matured enough and the officials in Australia and the GBR connect with those scientists. It may be that the zooxanthelle can be extracted, cultivated in large volumes and then spread into the injured reefs to help them cope. It's a long shot, but hope springs eternal ...
Is this the only flow you have at your vats or just extra flow?
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