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Coral reefs and Ocean acidification
Ocean acidification puts deep-sea coral reefs at risk of collapse
September 25, 2020

The underlying structures of the reefs -- which are home to a multitude of aquatic life -- could fracture as a result of increasing ocean acidity caused by rising levels of carbon dioxide.

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Majuro Island, the capital of the Marshall Islands. Photograph: VW Pics/Universal Images Group via Getty Images
The climate crisis will sweep away my country if the world doesn't keep its promises
September 25, 2020

My country joined the United Nations nearly 30 years ago, in September 1991. But unless my fellow member states take action, we may also be forced from it: the first country to see our land swept away by climate change.

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Antarctica’s vast ice cap, which covers about as much of the earth as North America and is close to 5km. Photograph: imageBROKER/Alamy Stock Photo
Melting Antarctic ice will raise sea level by 2.5 metres – even if Paris climate goals are met, study finds
September 24, 2020

Melting of the Antarctic ice sheet will cause sea level rises of about two and a half metres around the world, even if the goals of the Paris agreement are met, research has shown.

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ocean acidification greatly affects coral reefs
Can pumping up cold water from deep within the ocean halt coral bleaching?
September 18, 2020

Due to the increasing pressure of global warming on highly valuable coral reef ecosystems, scientists are now seeking novel ways to decrease heat stress on corals.

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participants, first Vanuatu BIEM Steering Committee Meeting. Credit - SPREP
Improving Conservation And Sustainable Management Of Coastal And Marine Biodiversity In Vanuatu
September 17, 2020

Senior representatives from eight Government Departments met in Port Vila yesterday for the first meeting of the Pacific-European Union Marine Partnership (PEUMP) programme-funded By-catch and Integrated Ecosystem Management (BIEM) Initiative Steering Committee.

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Bleached Staghorn Acroporas in Tumon Bay, Guam. Credit - Guam Bureau of Statistics and Plans.
Guam's coral reefs placed under warning alerts because of heat stress
September 17, 2020

Coral reefs in Guam and the rest of the Marianas archipelago are facing unprecedented damage because of warmer waters and increased carbon dioxide emissions. As of Sept.

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A new study has found that ocean acidification is damaging the shells of young Dungeness crab off the Oregon coast. Credit - TNS
Reversing ocean acidification is doable, if we have the political will | Opinion
September 17, 2020

Ocean acidification, one of many devastating effects of the warming earth, has been well-documented. It’s no longer up for debate. We now know that this process is adversely affecting many of the species that are the cornerstone of major oceanic ecosystems.

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Call for DAAD Scholarship applications for Admission 2021 - MSc in Tropical Forestry
September 17, 2020

You  are invited to attend the 2021 MSc Course in Tropical Forestry.

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Marine animals live where ocean is most breathable, ranges may shrink with climate change
September 17, 2020

As oceans warm due to climate change, scientists are trying to predict how marine animals—from backboned fish to spineless jellyfish—will react. Laboratory experiments indicate that many could theoretically tolerate temperatures far higher than what they encounter today.

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Islands in the Maldives are among those that could be affected by a global rise in sea levels. Credit: Gerd Masselink/University of Plymouth
Hit by COVID and climate change, island states battle debt crisis
September 16, 2020

As the coronavirus pandemic compounds worsening economic pressures from climate change impacts, small island developing nations on Monday appealed for international financial support to help them avert a looming debt crisis...One major barrier, however, is that many island states in the Caribbean

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