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8 hours ago by Lovely book lilly

The Coral Reef Alliance, Greenpeace USA, WWF, Sierra Club, and SeaWeb are among a large coalition of 44 conservation organizations and more than 100 marine scientists urging the White House and U.S.... Extensive site includes news of various topics like Marine animals,Marine biology, sharks,Whales,s ...

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10 hours ago by scoopny16

The coral reef in the Red Sea is apparently disappearing at alarming numbers and the green party in Israel used a floating graveyard above the coral reef to raise awareness to this issue. Agency: DraftFCB, Israel

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20 hours ago by dieseldavelane

I took my first part of the Open Water back in 2008 while on holiday in Sharm-el-Sheikh, Egypt with Aqarius, a registered PADI dive school. Sharm is a new resort set on the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula and its hot weather, clear blue seas, make it an excellent dive location. The minimal tidal ...

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1 day ago by constancio9

Year after year, everywhere around the world is getting warmer and warmer. So if the world is getting warmer, then the original ideas for going to the Caribbean for a sunny hot holiday are being dismissed. Even in the south of England the sun prevails over the beaches and wards off the clouds. In an ...

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1 day ago by wessbee

Since the world started to realise the damage being done to the planet, this question has been around. The coral reefs will all soon be gone, but why are they dissappearing? We dont always know all the reasons for why things happen but we do know some of them, and some we need to address. Interestin ...

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3 days ago by Lovely book lilly

Australia on Thursday pledged 52 million dollars (42 million US) to improve water quality on the Great Barrier Reef, which is coming under increasing threat from toxic chemicals and climate... Extensive site includes news of various topics like Marine animals,Marine biology, sharks,Whales,sea mammal ...

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3 days ago by William

The Australian government will spend 200 million AUD to improve the water quality around the Great Barrier Reef in what Agriculture Minister Tony Burke calls a “once-in-a-lifetime chance to resuscitate the reef”. The first “downpayment”, consisting of 50 million AUD, was committed on Thursday. The m ...

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3 days ago by John Cunningham

Jellyfish are usually recognized as those squishy things with trailing bits. There are few people with any in depth knowledge, particularly among aquarists. However, they are one of the oldest species in the seas and oceans. Some jellyfish can be big, some small. Some have short stubby tentacles and ...

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5 days ago by saxamo

Zoanthids are unique in that they incorporate sand and other small pieces of material into their tissue to help create their structure. In the wild, Zoanthids often occupy fringe environments (intertidal, back reef, other shallow areas, over dead corals), making them quite a hardy choice for the ree ...

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5 days ago

Are you a leader, at least in your own sphere of influence, who cares about the environment? One of my favorite places is where I live in in the Florida Keys. When traveling for work, it’s hard to leave and is always a great place to come home to. But I’ve made it a point, no matter where I’ve lived ...

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