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Saving Coral Reefs, today at 3 EDT

Posted on September 1, 2011 By Andrew Thaler 1 Comment on Saving Coral Reefs, today at 3 EDT
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ScienceLIVE will be featured noted marine biologists Dr. John Bruno and Dr. Mark Eakin who will be discussing the state and future of coral reefs. From the website:

Coral reefs from Australia to the Gulf of Mexico are some of the planet’s most vibrant ecosystems. They’re also among the most threatened habitats in oceans today. Over recent decades, a strong community of researchers and concerned citizens alike has dedicated themselves to investigating the dangers facing reefs and to developing solutions for their ongoing survival. From rising ocean temperatures to overfishing, what are the biggest dangers facing coral reefs today? What can scientists and the public do to protect these rich habitats? And how can we restore lost diversity to reefs around the world?

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Tune in this afternoon. You can leave questions in the comment box over at Science live before the show.

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One thought on “Saving Coral Reefs, today at 3 EDT”

  1. Patric Douglas says:
    September 1, 2011 at 3:30 pm

    Dang I thought some Coral Jesus was going to save the worlds reefs at 3.00pm…false advertising!

    “Saving Coral Reefs, today at 3 EDT”

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