From NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THIS
By Paul Homewood
Dr Peter Ridd is back with the latest coral data:
Curiously the BBC have not got around to reporting this good news yet!
2026 Great Barrier Reef Statistics: They told us a fairy tale
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August 4, 2026 6:06 am
I can’t get past the fact that that corals live in the tropics where the water is warm and the climate cult tells me that corals bleach (die) due to warm water.
Google image search on World of map of coral distribution
Shallow corals have a temperature survivability range of 23°C to 29°C
Much above 29C and they are prone to bleaching. Summer sea temperatures 0-10m are at the upper end of that range in the Great Barrier Reef.
With ocean temperatures increasing in the Great Barrier Reef, it’s not hard to see why its corals would be in danger.
