The whole basis of their argument is, in any case, illogical. The world’s coral has been in existence for thousands of years. The GBR, for instance, is believed to have…
Category: coral reefs
Claim: We’ve Hit a Climate Change Tipping Point
But we might need a few extra tenths of a degree global warming to see the effects.
Corals Won’t Disappear, Contrary to What the New York Times Claims
The NYT narrative is that corals are incapable of surviving the modest warming projected this century. But both history and peer-reviewed science show otherwise
New Study: Corals Thrived In Warmer-Than-Today Temps and When Sea Levels Were Meters Higher
New research from Indonesia indicates that from about 10,000 to 6000 years ago, when the ocean was warmer than today, coral reef growth was rapid, averaging ~6 mm per year.
New Study: Corals Thrived When Global Sea Levels Were Meters Higher Than Today 6000 Years Ago
Coral reefs expand and thrive as sea levels rise, whereas they undergo millennia of growth hiatuses and “turn-off” or “mass mortality” phases when sea levels fall.
The Pacific Ocean Was As Warm 600 Years Ago
An international team of climate scientists have used a 627-year coral record from Fiji to reveal unprecedented insights into ocean temperatures and climate variability across the Pacific Ocean since 1370.
Squid, Sharks & the Sassy Angelfish at Outer Rock on Friday
On the one hand it has been difficult to see so much death. But there is still so much life.
The Coral Endures
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I keep reading endless hype about the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) getting bleached out of existence. So let’s start with some facts. First, coral is…
Downplaying Light Stress To Hype Global Warming Misinforms The Public About Coral Bleaching
So, they unscientifically blame global warming for coral bleaching as evidence that rising CO2 is killing coral! Alarmists deny the science!
Coral Reefs are as Good as Dead, so We Don’t have to Try Anymore?
But, but, there is still hope if we restrict fishing, reduce runoff pollution, and immediately commit to reducing CO2 emissions.
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