Guest essay by Jim Steele Director emeritus Sierra Nevada Field Campus, San Francisco State University and author of Landscapes & Cycles: An Environmentalist’s Journey to Climate Skepticism It is puzzling…
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Great Barrier Reef bleaching study; Karoly et al (April 2016), Part A.
Guest essay by Bob Fernley-Jones Background: This headline image is for a publically released article (the article) in the Australian university-partnered blog The Conversation in which ‘the study’ cited therein…
Coral Reefs are Dying Because of Climate Change
Pro: Coral Reefs are Dying From The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration: Climate change is the greatest global threat to coral reef ecosystems. Scientific evidence now clearly indicates that the…
Happy Easter, Happy End of the 2023 Cyclone Season at the Great Barrier Reef
The available data shows that there has been a steady decline in both the number and intensity of cyclones since the 1970s.
Get it Right, Washington Post, Climate Change Isn’t Causing a Decline in Coral Reefs
Because climate change isn’t harming coral reefs, trying to protect coral health by fighting global warming is a misplaced effort.
Surprise – the Australian Great Barrier Reef has “Bounced Back” from Climate Change
I know all of you will be surprised that an organism which survived the dinosaur killer has has shown an unexpected ability to cope with a degree of global warming…
Film Premiere “A Coral Bleaching Tragedy” in Brisbane This Sunday
If you are in Brisbane this Sunday at 2pm Peter Ridd & Jennifer Marohasy will attend a premiere viewing of their new film “A Coral Bleaching Tragedy”.
A Tale of Two Media Perspectives: New Pristine Reef Discovery a Marvel for Most, A Chance to Promote Unwarranted Climate Alarmism for CNN
Along the way CNN presented half-truths, misleading information, and gross speculation about the threat climate change poses to coral reefs worldwide, in an attempt to say this newly discovered pristine…
Analysis: Obura et al Coral Bleaching Study: Models Used Misrepresent Warming Rate….”30% Too High”!
The headline of the agency report once again conveys threatening scenarios about the imminent death of “all coral reefs”, which cannot be justified or supported.
Claim: Coral reef cover, biodiversity, fish catches have declined by half since the 1950s
. “The effects of degraded and declining coral reefs are already evident through impacts on subsistence and commercial fisheries and tourism in Indonesia, the Caribbean, and South Pacific, even when…
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