World's coral reefs succumbing to global warming

[Crick]

For those who have been claiming there have been no untoward effects. Let's talk about what effects a large loss of the world's coral will have on marine life and those who depend on it for food and coastal shelter.

14% of worldâs coral lost in less than a decade, study shows

Largest analysis of reef health reveals equivalent of more than all living coral in Australia was lost in 2009-18

www.theguardian.com

Climate Change Is Devastating Coral Reefs Worldwide, Major Report Says (Published 2021)

The world lost 14 percent of its coral in just a decade, researchers found.

www.nytimes.com

 

[Calypso Jones]

That really isn't happening. WHen all you can get on the internet are dire warnings of globaloney warming then you think the world is ending. It isn't.

No wonder our kids are crazy with this envirowhacko stuff.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

That really isn't happening. WHen all you can get on the internet are dire warnings of globaloney warming then you think the world is ending. It isn't.

You'd think they'd be happy to learn that we're not all going to die in 12 years.

 

[Circe]

You'd think they'd be happy to learn that we're not all going to die in 12 years.

They'd a lot rather be right than safe from the world ending.

But it's all nonsense. There's no such thing as global warming.

 

[Concerned American]

For those who have been claiming there have been no untoward effects. Let's talk about what effects a large loss of the world's coral will have on marine life and those who depend on it for food and coastal shelter.

14% of worldâs coral lost in less than a decade, study shows

Largest analysis of reef health reveals equivalent of more than all living coral in Australia was lost in 2009-18

www.theguardian.com

Climate Change Is Devastating Coral Reefs Worldwide, Major Report Says (Published 2021)

The world lost 14 percent of its coral in just a decade, researchers found.

www.nytimes.com

Of course chemical pollution, micro plastics and humans handling the coral don't have anything to do with it. Let's just jump right to "gwobal warming" Climate changes--what we are seeing in climate is no different than climate swings that have been in our history forever. The sky is falling.

 

[Mr Natural]

I’ve been an avid diver since the late 70s. Mostly in the Caribbean, Bahamas, and the Florida Keys. I’ve seen the decline in the reefs and the fish population firsthand in that short a period.

 

[Calypso Jones]

“As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night will never cease.” Genesis 8:22

MAN....is NOT going to destroy the earth. He might cause it harm but he's not going to end it.

 

[Calypso Jones]

I’ve been an avid diver since the late 70s. Mostly in the Caribbean, Bahamas, and the Florida Keys. I’ve seen the decline in the reefs and the fish population firsthand in that short a period

It is cyclical. And i've no doubt that people meddling in and around those reefs have caused some problems.

 

[Mr Natural]

It is cyclical. And i've no doubt that people meddling in and around those reefs have caused some problems.

Call it what you want but there's been a significant change to the reefs and fish populations in a very short period of time.

 

[Concerned American]

I’ve been an avid diver since the late 70s. Mostly in the Caribbean, Bahamas, and the Florida Keys. I’ve seen the decline in the reefs and the fish population firsthand in that short a period.

That is correct. However, global warming/climate change is not the problem. You have also seen the price and availability of king crab change as well in the past 10 years the price of this one species has increased by 30% or more if you can find it. Same for halibut. Can you say "overfishing?" Can you say "increase in population?" World population has nearly doubled since 1975. That could have an effect on the world's ocean food resources, don't you agree?

 

[marvin martian]

I’ve been an avid diver since the late 70s. Mostly in the Caribbean, Bahamas, and the Florida Keys. I’ve seen the decline in the reefs and the fish population firsthand in that short a period.

Your anecdotes don't mean anything.

 

[Mr Natural]

Your anecdotes don't mean anything.

They do to me and that’s all that matters.

 

[Calypso Jones]

Mr Clean. Anecdotes matter to you.... and that's fine. But if i used an 'anecdote' i'm told by the left that my anecdotes mean nothing.

 

[Calypso Jones]

Can you say "increase in population?" World population has nearly doubled since 1975. That could have an effect on the world's ocean food resources, don't you agree?

overpopulation! You know what we need...something that will decrease that popula.............hmmmm.

 

[Concerned American]

overpopulation! You know what we need...something that will decrease that popula.............hmmmm.

Bingo!

 

[Rambunctious]

For those who have been claiming there have been no untoward effects. Let's talk about what effects a large loss of the world's coral will have on marine life and those who depend on it for food and coastal shelter.

14% of worldâs coral lost in less than a decade, study shows

Largest analysis of reef health reveals equivalent of more than all living coral in Australia was lost in 2009-18

www.theguardian.com

Climate Change Is Devastating Coral Reefs Worldwide, Major Report Says (Published 2021)

The world lost 14 percent of its coral in just a decade, researchers found.

www.nytimes.com

So an environmental group that survives off of donations and grants has done their own study about what is harming coral reefs?...even though coral reefs have been getting smaller since the 1950's....numerous climate hoaxes have been attributed to it like global cooling and acid rain....and now a less than 1.5 degree in higher global temperature is the cause??? yeah right.....

 

[Concerned American]

For those who have been claiming there have been no untoward effects. Let's talk about what effects a large loss of the world's coral will have on marine life and those who depend on it for food and coastal shelter.

14% of worldâs coral lost in less than a decade, study shows

Largest analysis of reef health reveals equivalent of more than all living coral in Australia was lost in 2009-18

www.theguardian.com

Climate Change Is Devastating Coral Reefs Worldwide, Major Report Says (Published 2021)

The world lost 14 percent of its coral in just a decade, researchers found.

www.nytimes.com

Listen and learn.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

For those who have been claiming there have been no untoward effects. Let's talk about what effects a large loss of the world's coral will have on marine life and those who depend on it for food and coastal shelter.

14% of worldâs coral lost in less than a decade, study shows

Largest analysis of reef health reveals equivalent of more than all living coral in Australia was lost in 2009-18

www.theguardian.com

Climate Change Is Devastating Coral Reefs Worldwide, Major Report Says (Published 2021)

The world lost 14 percent of its coral in just a decade, researchers found.

www.nytimes.com

Reef in recovery window after decade of disturbances | AIMS

After a year’s reprieve, with no major pressures from heat stress or cyclones, widespread recovery on the GBR is underway.

www.aims.gov.au

 

[LaDairis]

Oceans not warming.

Ocean "warming" hence not causing anything, including more canes...

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Those who parrot should be ignored. Parrots are not people, they are "sub..."

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

overpopulation! You know what we need...something that will decrease that popula.............hmmmm.

And that's why the left love it so. It means that all of us icky-poo conservative redneck bubba sinners will die painfully and leave them, who are the righteous social justice warriors and so much more deserving of all the goodies in life that somebody else paid for, in charge.