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    The reason for this growing concern is due to climate change, which has lead to declines in coral reefs and these reef fish are an important part of this underwater ecosystem. They created a computer model in order to explore policy scenarios involving tourism, climate change, marine conservation, and local food security. By the end of their report

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    Lauren Foster-18400834-EDC171-Teachers inquiring about the world How can Gold Coast drivers contribute to the sustainability of the Great Barrier Reef whilst in traffic congestion? I am concerned by the amount of harmful carbon emissions being produced into the atmosphere by my vehicle, whilst idling in heavy traffic congestion on the Gold Coast. As a Queensland resident, I am aware of the rich natural ecosystems within the state, particularly the Great Barrier Reef. Situated along the Queensland

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    Bleaching Research Paper

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    The key environmental points are that coral reefs provide important ecosystem goods and services for the maritime tropical and subtropical nations. Within the past two centuries, the main drivers of massive acceleration in the decrease of coral reef species that have caused widespread changes in reef ecosystems has been due to the direct and indirect effects of overfishing and pollution during agriculture and land development. Since markets for fish have gone global, along with other natural resources

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    good for growing tobacco when the farmers had newly discovered this island. The wildlife in Tortuga is import to the country due to its biodiversity. Biosphere is the living organisms that exist in the area. The biosphere on the island consists of coral reefs, mangrove forests and estuaries and many mammals, birds and amphibians. On the island

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    Nori Seaweed Essay

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    Intertidal communities are known as tidal pools that are covered by water during high tide and vulnerable to air at low tide. These communities can be very complex and overcrowded areas. The species that are present are Nori Seaweed, Black Pine, Coral Weed, Mussel, Acorn Barnacle, Goose Neck Barnacle, Whelk, Chiton, Starfish, and Green Crab. Nori Seaweed is the weakest competitor in the sessile consumers. The sessile organisms are permanently located on rocks and don’t move. The barnacles and mussel

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    are many factors that could have caused its death. The coral can lose the algae living inside of it. If the algae loss is prolonged and the stress continues, coral eventually dies. Warmer water temperatures can result in coral bleaching. When the water is too warm, corals will expel the algae (zooxanthellae) living in their tissues causing the coral to turn completely white. This is called coral bleaching. The reef has lost 10% of its coral to bleaching. Another factor is the crown of thorns starfish

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    The coral reefs are slowly diminishing. Because of the warm waters and pollution in the ocean, the coral is slowly bleaching itself away. In Kristen Marhaver’s TED talk, she used the power of emotion, logic, and ethics to explain why the coral reefs are bleaching, and why we should still have hope for the coral reefs. Using the power of emotions, also known as pathos, Marhaver strengthens her argument. She says that although the coral reefs are bleaching and dying, there is hope. One specific example

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    Depth and Temperature and How They’re Affected Underwater Landon H. Klein Lake Butler Middle School Water Depth Water depth is the distance from the top of the water down. If for example, you are 3 feet down under water, then the depth would be 3 feet. Depth is measured in many things such as feet, meters, kilometers, miles, fathoms, and leagues. The tools that are used to measure are as follows: a depth finder, an echo sounder, a sonic pulse, and radar. Hydrography is the study of measuring

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    Varadero Beaches

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    Scuba diving is another activity that can be enjoyed in Varadero. Dive into the warm waters to explore exuberant marine flora and fauna. Low difficulty level and excellent visibility entice large number of avid divers from around the world. Playa Coral is the best site for beginners. Other water sports that are famous among visitors are windsurfing, kayaking and parasailing.

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    part of Australia is bleaching much more rapidly than the south. The reef brings in a lot of tourism and money for Australia and losing it would also mean losing a lot of jobs for people as well. Scientists have noticed through the bleaching some coral species have survived and

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