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dhajjieboy

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Re: Coral

Jun 23, 2016, 23:39

Sin Agog wrote:

At least the ark will be less likely to sink by running into a coral reef.

No.....
The reefs will still be there,
They will just be dead.

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Jun 23, 2016, 23:51

It's crazy how vulnerable they are. Didn't...I think it was the Caribbean lose most of its coral reef in one year just because of one hot water surge? One climactic change, it goes white and then it's dead (bit like people). Any articles out there on the ramifications once that happens?

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laresident

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Jun 24, 2016, 04:45

Found one with a small hope.
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/06/16/482320805/study-finds-15-bright-spots-where-coral-reefs-arent-dying-as-fast-as-expected

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dhajjieboy

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Jun 24, 2016, 13:11

That's just the corals {phylum}....
Read up on ocean acidification {PH level} through massive co2 absorbtion.
The next {or concurrent} Phylum to go will be the mollusks. Everything from snails to octopi will die en-mass to due the inability of said creatures to form shells or beaks........
Heat and Acid......
That does'nt even include the garbage content in the sea and it's ramifications.
Thats it from me on this.
It's grim.

{reading every issue of National Geographic since i was a kid in the 60's has had it's price....}

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