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Coral Triangle could die by century's end: WWF

Full story: Canada.com

MANADO, Indonesia a ' Climate change could wipe out the world's richest ocean wilderness by the end of the century without drastic cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, environmental group WWF said Wednesday.

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JF Aus

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Jun 11, 2009
 
WWF you are out of touch. Why do you fail to mention government dumped sewage nutrient pollution? Do you receive funding from governments? Don't get me wrong, I think governments do an excellent job generally. Perhaps you are using climate change to cover up failure that is allowing the severe and general degradation of marine environment occurring already.

Explain how climate change is causing damage to coral apparent in the photograph at:

http://www.solomontimes.com/news.aspx...
Realist

Ryde, Australia

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Aug 12, 2009
 
Coral will and can only survive within a certain temperature range. Climate change increases temperature to beyond the range needed for a coral reef to live. Your SUGGESTION for the sewerage nutrient problem is what ?. I mean apart from continually moaning about it, how about ANY suggestion on how to fix the problem. ANYONE can whinge.
JF Aus

Auburn, Australia

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Aug 26, 2009
 
Realist wrote:
Coral will and can only survive within a certain temperature range. Climate change increases temperature to beyond the range needed for a coral reef to live. Your SUGGESTION for the sewerage nutrient problem is what ?. I mean apart from continually moaning about it, how about ANY suggestion on how to fix the problem. ANYONE can whinge.
If you actually know, what is that certain temperature?

Sewage nutrient pollution of coastal ecosystem waters can be reduced in various ways. Sometimes there is need to moan and whinge to get truth known and solutions happening. There has not been ANYONE else letting you know about this nutrient pollution feeding algae that is killing seagrass and coral including in Moreton Bay Brisbane.

Look closely at the green and stringy type algae on the coral, in video at:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/video/2009/08/06/2...
JF Aus

Auburn, Australia

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Aug 26, 2009
 
Re the above video, click on Available Format under the news wording. Broadband is obviously gives the best visuals.
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