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Snails clear seaweed to keep coral reefs beautiful
Sydney, June 4 (IANS) Tiny snails keep coral reefs and seashores stunningly beautiful by getting rid of the ugly seaweed that might otherwise crowd them, a study says. “What may surprise many people is that we found that the strongest impacts of all were snails controlling seaweeds on rocky shores,” said Alistair Poore, associate [...]  
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Feds Helping To Restore S. Florida's Coral Reefs « CBS Miami
... off South Florida and the Keys. Since 2009. the American Recovery and Restoration Act of 2009 has provided more than $3 million to grow about 30000 threatened staghorn and elkhorn coral colonies in underwater nurseries. ... Many factors have contributed to the decline, including a die-off of algae-eating spiny sea urchins, disease caused by bleaching from rising water temperatures, ocean acidification, water pollution and hurricanes. “If...  
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Coral reef research 'great'
As a junior at Marian High School, he participated in the Shedd Aquarium High School Marine Biology Program in the Bahamas. He and nine others high school students spent the week on the research and collecting vessel R/V Coral Reef II.  
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Queensland Government says it's already acting to protect the reef
"The Queensland Government really has a choice here - whether or not it chooses to restrict those developments and keep the World Heritage Site off the endangered list or whether it chooses to go down that dangerous path." The Queensland Government says it ...  
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Stimulus money boosts Fla coral reef restoration
KEY LARGO, Fla. — Coral reef restoration along Florida's shores has been getting a boost from federal stimulus money. The American Recovery and Restoration Act of 2009 provided $3.3 million to grow about threatened corals in underwater nurseries and then ...  
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Stimulus money boosts Florida reef restoration
KEY LARGO — Coral reef restoration along Florida's shores has been getting a boost from federal stimulus money. The American Recovery and Restoration Act of 2009 provided $3.3 million to grow about 30,000 threatened staghorn and elkhorn coral ...  
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Stimulus Money Stimulates Florida's Coral Reef Restoration « CBS ...
KEY LARGO (CBSMiami/AP) – Federal stimulus money is being used to help stimulate the growth of coral reef along Florida shores in a massive restoration effort. The American Recovery and Restoration Act of 2009 provided ...  
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Keys Reefs Are an Underwater Paradise for Snorkelers
FLORIDA KEYS -- Featuring vivid coral reefs teeming with exotic sea creatures, the Florida Keys offer a ready-made vacation paradise that attracts almost 800,000 snorkel and scuba aficionados each year PRLog (Press Release) - Jun 02, 2012 - FLORIDA KEYS ...  
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Guam awarded $556K in NOAA grants
and will be administered through the Coral Reef Conservation Grant program. "The grant received today will assist the government of Guam manage and preserve our coral reefs and mitigate threats to our environment," Bordallo said in the news release.  
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Coral reef conservationist a nominee for UNDP Award
Coral reef conservationist, I Gusti Agung Prana, from Pemuteran village in Buleleng District, Bali, has been listed as a nominee for "The Equator Price Award" from the United Nations Development Project (UNDP).  
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Coral Reef Conservationist A Nominee For UNDP Award
SINGARAJA, Bali, June 1 (Bernama) -- Indonesian Coral reef conservationist, I Gusti Agung Prana, from Pemuteran village in Buleleng District, Bali, has been listed as a nominee for "The Equator Price Award" from the United Nations Development Project (UNDP), Indonesia's Antara news agency reported.  
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Fishermen revive coral reef near Serangan beach
Two hectares of damaged coral reefs off the Serangan beach in Denpasar, Bali, have been rehabilitated during 2003-12 by Pesisir Karya Segara, a group formed by local fishermen.  
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Birding walk at MVLT’s Reef Point Preserve
Waldoboro — Medomak Valley Land Trust will host a birding walk on the Reef Point Preserve on Saturday, June 9. Reef Point Preserve's 55 acres are situated on the eastern bank of the Medomak River. The preserve’s loop trail follows the river and ...  
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Hawaiian coral reefs mirror impacts of ocean warming and acidification...
The Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology monitors the effects of global warming, pollutants and changing ocean pH levels on coral and other marine life. Coral is an indicator of a healthy - or stressed - ocean environments and the institute is the hub for ...  
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NGO launches Sabah branch to conserve reefs
Lim said they have identified several sites in Semporna and Lankayan Island in Sandakan for coral reef survey. “We have a few sites in Mabul, Mataking and Pom Pom Isalnds; we work with resort operators and NGOs,” he said. Reef Check Malaysia also ...  
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Couple rescued after yacht hits Fiji reef
A 59-year-old man from Great Barrier Island and a 53-year-old Tauranga woman were rescued by a tug boat after the 14-metre Touche hit the reef, about 42 kilometres east of Savusavu harbour on the ...  
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Tanks-to-Reefs program leads to snapper habitat
But this was no game. Gregalis was maneuvering a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) with a camera tethered to the equipment aboard the Lady Ann charter boat. As the ROV gently glided near the bottom in 85 feet of water, a familiar site soon popped ...  
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Construction of new rock spawning reefs will help Great Lakes native fish
(Phys.org) -- The first of nine rock reefs is under construction in the St. Clair River delta northeast of Detroit. The goal of the project, which is led by Michigan Sea Grant, is to boost populations of lake sturgeon and other rare native fish by providing river-bottom rock structures where they can spawn.  
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Reef shark populations in steep decline: study
Many shark populations have plummeted in the past three decades as a result of excessive harvesting – for their fins, as an incidental catch of fisheries targeting other species, and in recreational fisheries. This is particularly true for oceanic species. However, until now, a lack of data prevented scientists from properly quantifying the status of Pacific reef sharks at a large geographic scale.  
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Legal issues may stop reef report response
The report urges Australia not to permit the creation of new ports within the boundaries of the World Heritage Area and asks for a strategic assessment of the entire reef, implying new developments should be held up until that report is complete.  
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Calcium Supplement Study: Your Bones Or Your Heart?
Though the majority of physicians recommend calcium supplements for bone strength, some to women over 40, but most just to postmenopausal women, there have been studies that indicate that such supplementation is not the best medicine for heart health.   
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Lynette Wallworth: a timely journey into the alien world of coral reefs
The Australian artist reflects on her underwater film, Coral: Rekindling Venus, which premieres to coincide with a rare astronomical eventTiming is always important in art but it is nothing less than crucial when your project is tied to an event so rare that it will happen next month – and then not again for 105 years.The Australian artist Lynette Wallworth is in that position. She spoke of her hugely ambitious film work that has been five...  
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Divers deploy artificial reef domes
MAASIM, Sarangani (May 26, 2012) – Scuba divers of Sarangani Environmental Conservation and Protection Center and Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office prepare to position artificial reef domes as part of the provincial celebration of Ocean Month Wednesday, May 23. A total of 5,000 artificial reef domes are to be deployed around Sarangani Bay Protected [...]  
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Kiwi yachties rescued off Fiji
A New Zealand man and a woman have been rescued after the yacht they were on sank off Fiji.The 14 metre yacht Touche hit a reef about 42km east of Savusavu Harbour at the entrance to Samosamo Strait.Kevin Banaghan of the Rescue...  
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Coral Reefs Grow
http://theclimatescepticsparty.blogspot.com/2012/05/coral-reefs-grow-peer-reviewed.html Previously TCS blog has reported the work of Peter Ridd and Bob Carter on coral reefs. Basically warm is better; in warmer water, corals flourish. However the alarmist hockey team behind the IPCC ARs, tell us the opposite.  
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Coral reef fish ‘help protect jobs’
Jobs, ecotourism and diving industries can benefit from having a diverse supply of weed-eating fish on the world’s coral reefs, scientists say. Despite their small size, relative to the sharks and whales that often get more attention, herbivorous fish play a vital role in maintaining the health of coral reefs, which support the livelihoods of 500 million people worldwide, according to a study published this month in the journal Ecology.  
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Topsail Reef gets sandbag variance
The sandbag structures going up at a North Topsail Beach condominium complex will get a little higher and wider as work continues to protect its buildings imminently threatened by erosion. The N.C. Coastal Resources Commission met by conference call...  
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The Importance of PAR/PUR In Your Reef Lights For Coral Growth
PAR, or Photosynthetically Active Radiation designates the spectral range (wave band) of solar radiation. PUR, or Photosynthetically Usable Radiation is that fraction of PAR that is absorbed by zooxanthellae photopigments. If your reef tank lights aren't in the right ranges, your corals won't grow very well. If they are in the right ranges, your corals will flourish. Here is how to save money on your reef tanks lights and grow great corals...  
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Jobs depend on small reef fish
Small fish don't get much attention, but they play a vital role in keeping reefs free of seaweed and 500 million people worldwide in a job. Image: ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies Jobs, livelihoods and ecotourism industries can benefit from having a diverse supply of weed-eating fish on the world’s coral reefs, marine researchers say.Despite their small size, relative to the sharks, whales, and turtles that often get more...  
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The Fall of the Reef Shark
Sharks have a reputation of being apex predators of the sea. But even they have their weak points. Many shark populations have plummeted in the past three decades as a result of excessive harvesting – for their fins, as an incidental catch of fisheries targeting other species, and in recreational fisheries. This is particularly true for oceanic species. However, until now, a lack of data prevented scientists from properly quantifying the...  
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Comparing the Invasibility of Experimental “Reefs” with Field Observations of...
We surveyed the distribution of non-indigenous and native invertebrates and algae between artificial habitats and natural reefs in a marine subtidal system. We also deployed sandstone plates as experimental ‘reefs’ and manipulated the orientation ...  
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More Evidence Links Calcium Supplements to Heart Attacks
WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 (Health.com) — Calcium supplements, widely taken by older people to prevent bone fractures, may be doing more harm than good, a large new study suggests. Researchers tracked nearly 25,000 European adults for 11 years, and found that people who reported regularly taking calcium supplements were more than twice as likely to have [...]  
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Surf reef 'should be demolished'
The future of Dorset's artificial reef has been called into question amid claims that it should be demolished. ASR, the firm that built the £3.2m surf reef off Boscombe, had been due carry out repairs by 31 May, but its team has not yet arrived ...  
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After nearly 20 years, artificial reefs come to Marine Sanctuary
BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News news@gulfbreezenews.com The idea of having artificial reefs placed in a Marine sanctuary off Navarre Beach was the idea of Brenda Stokes in the mid-1990s – and she never stopped fighting to make the dream a reality.read more  
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New Zealand Jails Ship's Officers for Reef Wreck
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - The captain and the navigation officer of a container ship which smashed into a reef off a popular New Zealand holiday spot were jailed on Friday for causing the country's worst environmental disaster in decades.The two men, captain Mauro Balomaga and navigation officer Leonil Relon, both Filipino nationals, were jailed for seven months.They had faced maximum terms of seven years imprisonment.The men pleaded guilty to...  
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LETTER: Wrong for reefs
Re: “Reef Madness” (article, May 18). Man-made reef in Santa Rosa Sound. What a stupid idea. The area for reefs is a very popular boating spot for several reasons. Small boats can run up on the beach and pick up guests from the park. Personal...  
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Glass Earth Gold Confirms Continuity of Mineralization at Its Muirs Reef Gold...
Highlights of Massey Reef Drilling: Simon Henderson, the Company's CEO and President, commented that "the continuity of quartz veining is encouraging, as is the confirmation of broad widths of lower grade material from surface; the on-going programme will ...  
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Key Largo Artificial Reef Blossoms After 10 Years
The Spiegel Grove, a 510-foot former US Navy Landing Ship, 10 years ago became the third largest ship in the world ever scuttled to become an artificial reef and the results have been more positive than originally planned. The Spiegel Grove has welcomed trained divers off Key Largo since 2002, when the local community rallied to scuttle the retired ship and become the backbone of a new reef ecosystem six miles offshore. Its journey to the...  
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Is it Time to Rethink Calcium Supplements?
Last week there was news that shed more light on the potential link between heart health and calcium supplements. Researchers from the University of Zurich followed 24,000 men and women for 11 years.  They found that those who took calcium supplements ...  
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New Artificial Reef 398
This past week we saw an explosion in the number of sheepshead that were landed in the waterway and Soundside. The bridges have plenty of them. Get you some sand fleas and sharp hooks and have at it! The red drum are still biting at the south inlet...  
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Artificial reef dome deployment during Ocean Month
MAASIM, Sarangani (May 23, 2012) – A marine habitat conservation and protection program takes place Wednesday, May 23, as part of the provincial celebration of the Ocean Month. In this photo (R-L) are Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Officer of Sarangani Bong Tuballes with partners Joel Aton of Sarangani Energy Corporation and Don Magtulis of [...]  
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Reefs will survive warming
This was the world's first large-scale investigation of how climate affects the composition of coral reefs, and revealed that total reef losses due to climate change are unlikely. Image: ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies There are winners and losers among corals under the accumulating impacts of climate change, according to a new scientific study.In the world’s first large-scale investigation of how climate affects the...  
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Coral Reefs Are Being Decimated, All for a Few Gaudy Trinkets
Kate Lunz didn't know what to expect as she piloted her white Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission truck to the Port of Tampa in July 2010. The day before, customs authorities had called the 32-year-old, PhD-toting marine biologist and asked her to inspect the contents of two ...  
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The World's Coral Reefs Are Being Decimated, All for a Few Gaudy Trinkets
Kate Lunz didn't know what to expect as she piloted her white Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission truck to the Port of Tampa in July 2010. The day before, customs authorities had called the 32-year-old, PhD-toting marine biologist and asked her to inspect the contents of two 40...  
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Weed-eating fish 'help protect jobs, livelihoods'
Jobs, livelihoods and ecotourism industries can benefit from having a diverse supply of weed-eating fish on the world's coral reefs, marine researchers say. Despite their small size, relative to the sharks, whales, and turtles that often get more attention, herbivorous fish play a vital role in maintaining the health of coral reefs, which support the livelihoods of 500 million people worldwide, say researchers.  
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The sea: An ocean of troubles
The Ocean of Life: The Fate of Man and the Sea. By Callum Roberts. Viking; 390 pages; $30. Allen Lane; £25. Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIN 1998 a rise in sea temperatures caused by El Niño, a periodic eastward surge of warm Pacific water, caused a mass bleaching of the world’s coral reefs, the permanent or temporary home of perhaps a quarter of all marine species. Up to 90% of the Indian Ocean’s technicoloured reefs...  
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Reader Mail: Metta World Peace Is a Scumbag
Reef Rippers Focus on Miami: Sure, it's a tragedy that coral reefs in the South Pacific are being trashed to fuel Florida's souvenir industry ("Ripping the Reefs," Chris Sweeney, May 3), but why not worry about your own back yard? The proposed deep dredging in the Port of Mi...  
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In South Korea, a small island town takes on the navy
The military sees Jeju Island as a strategic spot for a naval base. But the town of Gangjeong wants the island and its harbor and coral reefs to stay unchanged.To the South Korean military, this picturesque island is the perfect place to build a naval base: a strategic location guarding the country's southern flank from possible invasion. To its residents, its small-town feel, harbor and coral reefs make it close to perfect just the way it is.  
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Doctors develop life-saving drugs from coral reefs
By Christina CaronNBC News KEY WEST -- The kaleidoscope of life in the coral reefs under the turquoise waters of the Florida Keys is a magnet for tourists, but it’s not just a pretty view. The same chemistry that helps corals and sponges survive is also helping people figh …  
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Coral reefs will survive ravages of warming: Scientists
Sydney, April 17 (IANS) Marine scientists in Australia undertaking the world’s first large-scale investigation of the impact of climate change on coral reefs suggest that many of them would survive the ravages of warming. “Coral reefs are sometimes regarded as canaries in the global climate coal mine - but it is now very clear [...]  
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Declines in Caribbean coral reefs pre-date damage resulting from climate change
The decline of Caribbean coral reefs has been linked to the recent effects of human-induced climate change. However, new research suggests an even earlier cause. The bad news – humans are still to blame. The good news – relatively simple policy changes regarding land use and fishing activity can hinder further coral reef decline.  
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How Healthy are Mediterranean Rocky Reefs?
Intense exploitation over millennia has depleted Mediterranean Sea species from the large to the small. What would a ‘healthy’ Mediterranean rocky bottom look like? There are no pristine sites (i.e. undisturbed by humans) left in the Mediterranean against which to compare the health of current ecosystems. SCUBA divers surveyed the rocky reefs throughout the Med, from Morocco to Turkey.  
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Philippines to drill at China-claimed reef
MANILA (AFP) - A Philippine oil firm said on Thursday that it would start drilling in 2013 at a potentially massive natural gas field at a reef in the South China Sea also claimed by China. Related StoriesMyanmar holds first gay pride celebrationsAiling Khmer Rouge leader falls ill during trialMyanmar rebels call on UN to monitor conflictBizarre protests target Malaysia reformersPhilippines protesters to sail to disputed shoal  
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Legoland California to Open Pirate Reef on May 25
Construction is well underway on Legoland California's Pirate Reef. The new ride will open on May 25. Pirates lent a hand as the first of 155,000 gallons of water went into the new interactive ride. Lego frogs, designed to spray water at passengers, were also installed. Pirate Reef features two massive pirate ships that stand 20-feet high and 40-feet long designed for guests to climb aboard, battle each other with water cannons and blast...  
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The Algae Reefs of Taoyuan
Hang glider's photo showing waste water emerging from pipe, from Taipei Times.It is clear that if you want the EPA to actually bestir itself, it's best that you report the industrial pollution on....Facebook....(TT)Responding to photographs taken by civilians from the air near Taoyuan County’s Guanyin Beach (觀音海水浴場) on Saturday, showing polluted black water along the shore, the Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) said it had examined...  
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Homebody sea snakes at risk
A genetic study has revealed turtleheaded snakes rarely breed with individuals on other reefs, so if one population was wiped out, it's unlikely to be 'replenished' by neighbouring snakes. Image: PacificKlaus/Flickr Australia’s sea snakes may be more in danger of extinction than previously thought, marine scientists say.New research on turtleheaded sea snakes that frequent coral reefs in Australia and nearby New Caledonia has found they are...  
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Memorial reefs: cast your loved ones' cremains into concrete marine habitats
Eternal Reefs is a company that will turn your cremains into concrete artificial coral reef and marine habitat. Families are allowed to attend the casting of the reef-component, put their handprints in it, view the finished item, and accompany the reef to the drop-site. Mariner Memorial Reef (large) 4' high by 6' wide 3800 - [...]  
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Calcium supplements may raise heart attack risk
Increased dietary calcium intake has no overall cardiovascular benefits, and calcium supplements appear to raise the risk for myocardial infarction, warn investigators. Taken from Medwire news with permission from Springer Healthcare Ltd. ©Springer Healthcare Ltd. All rights reserved. Neither of these parties endorse or recommend any commercial products, services, or equipment.  
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Weird ocean current may create coral refuges
Global warming is expected to have devastating effects on coral reefs, but recent research points to a few exceptions. Warming in the equatorial Pacific may actually create refuges for corals around a handful of islands, even as it bleaches, or kills, corals elsewhere, suggests new research that predicts increased upwelling of cold, nutrient-rich water in these places.  
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Deforestation and overfishing the prime reasons for disappearing coral reefs
B.Sameer Kumar: A study led by researchers Katie Cramer and Jeremy Jackson has now offered the world clearer insight into the reason for disappearing coral reefs across the globe. While their study was based in the Caribbean region and concentrated on the mass decline of  
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Living Oceans Foundation Brings Teacher Aboard to Participate in Reef Research
LANDOVER, Md., April 17, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Tempe Arizona based high-school teacher Mike Trimble became the first CREW (Coral Reef Educator on the Water) member of the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation Global Reef Expedition. From March 25th-30th he joined...  
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Coral Reefs Have Herpes: Viral Infections Plague Coral Ecosystems
Herpes Virus Variation Infects Certain Coral SpeciesBeach holidays and herpes: they go hand in hand. However, this story comes from a different direction. Did you know that coral can catch herpes? Strange but true: coral carry all sorts of pathogens, including a variant of...read more  
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Akron Zoo opens 'Journey to the Reef' exhibit
The Akron Zoo opened a new exhibit Saturday called "Journey to the Reef" that features a giant Pacific octopus as the main attraction. It also features 18 aquariums and more than 40 species of sea life. It includes a stingray "touch pool," live coral and ...  
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Your moment of Zen
* Treasurer Dan Rutherford helped clean the Shedd Aquarium’s Caribbean Reef exhibit for Earth Day… Video courtesy of BlueRoomStream.com. * Coverage… The 90,000 gallon tank is home to more than 400 tropical reef animals, including sharks, stingrays, eel, a sea turtle and a host of colorful fish. […] “They offered me the opportunity to come into the tanks, help [...]  
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Could corals could survive a warmer, more acidic ocean?
Two new studies suggest that some corals may be better placed to cope with the gradual acidification and warming of the world's oceans than previously thought – giving rise to hopes that coral reefs might escape climate-change driven devastation. But researchers warn that the picture is not necessarily rosy.  
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Feds Investigate Coral Shipments to South Florida Over Ties to Reef-Killing...
Coral reefs, it's often said, are the rain forests of the ocean. But in reality, reefs around the world are disappearing even faster than the rain forests -- four times faster, in fact. The reaso...  
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Akron zoo gets Pacific reef exhibit
Syx said giant Pacific octopuses can change colors for camouflage ... officials hope the public responds to the new exhibit in the way it did to a former jellyfish exhibit that drew a record 328,000 visitors to the park when it first opened ...  
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Ohio zoo gets Pacific reef exhibit
AKRON, Ohio — Northeast Ohio is getting a taste of the Pacific Ocean. The Akron Zoo opened a new exhibit Saturday called "Journey to the Reef" featuring a giant Pacific octopus as the headliner. The Akron Beacon Journal (http://bit.ly/Lv0tzn ) reports ...  
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Three teens rescued off Penfield Reef
On May 30, Fairfield Emergency Communications Center received a call of "two teens on the Reef: one on the rock, one trying to swim." It was 1:17 p.m., and the rising tide made it difficult for the teenagers, three in total, to return to shore. Fire ...  
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Odd Future's Earl Sweatshirt Samoa, Coral Reef Academy Footage Surfaces
While Odd Future member Earl Sweatshirt is continuing to live the life of a rap star since returning from an extended music hiatus, footage of his time in Samoa has now surfaced online. [Visit SOHH.com for more information]  
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Surfing the reef with heart and soul
Richard Tognetti, lead violinist and artistic director of the Australian Chamber Orchestra, is digging deep into an electric violin and Julian Thompson has his cello sounding a bit like a Fender Telecaster. Surfie dudes Craig Johnston and Clay MacDonald ...  
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Morass of businesses, boats harm Punta Cana’s coral reefs
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. - Destruction of coral reefs, boats illegally parked within the 60 meters of beach, fish poachers, businesses without waste treatment systems and trash were what welcomed the authorities to Bavaro beach.  
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USC Dornsife Scientific Diving: Remaking What We’ve Lost – A Look At...
The loss of natural reef systems is a threat to both biodiversity ... Proponents of artificial reef systems believe that reef habitat is the limiting factor for growth. For example, habitat restoration and reef deployment is believed to improve ...  
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Florida Keys fight to aid coral, reefs looking far into future.
Also involved in the project: The University of Miami manages a coral nursery in Biscayne Bay; Nova Southeastern University manages a nursery in Broward County; the Coral Restoration Foundation manages nurseries in Key West (with Florida Keys ...  
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Acai Roots Teams Up With Reef for New Social Collaboration | PR ...
Acai Roots, a lifestyle brand, top supplier of natural and organic Brazilian style super food acai products, is pleased to announce a first time sandal collaboration with Carlsbad based surf brand, Reef. The Reef Ah-Sy-Ee ...  
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Crown-of-thorns starfish hit 217 has. of coral reefs
POPULATION outbreak of crown-of-thorns starfish (Cots) was observed in 217 hectares of coral reefs in seven municipalities and one city of Southern Leyte along Sogod Bay, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) said, citing initial assessment ...  
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Wonderful Natural Attractions at Ningaloo Reef
Recently nominated to have a world heritage listing in 2010, this stunning coral reef located off of the coast of Western Australia continues to be a devoted tourist attraction for quite a while. Accomodations are all around near the reef, however no ...  
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New Zealand jails ship's officers for reef wreck
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - The captain and the navigation officer of a container ship which smashed into a reef off a popular New Zealand holiday spot were jailed ... killing thousands of sea birds and fouling beaches up to 100 km (60 miles) from the reef.  
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Coral reefs may survive changes in climate
Originally, the health of a coral reef ... In short, the same species of coral was able to alter its genes to survive. Another example involved the ability of some corals to survive in extremely acidic “submarine springs,” which are areas with ...  
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Put on your wetsuit and grab a snorkel, because it's time to head underwater in Disney Animal Kingdom Explorers. The latest scene in the Islands chapter takes us to a Pacific Coral Reef, where we'll be asked to find animals in three bulk categories, rather than 12 individual animals or items each time. Even though these kinds of scenes tend to be easier than the others, we're still here with a guide to show you where these animals could...  
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Divers mark 10th anniversary of retired Navy ship as artificial reef in...
KEY LARGO, Fla. - Divers marked the 10th anniversary of the conversion of a retired Navy ship into an artificial reef in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary on Wednesday, heading down to the Spiegel Grove to place the ashes of one of its most ardent ...  
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Coral reef winners and losers in a warmer world
In the world's first large-scale investigation of how climate affects the composition of coral reefs, an international team of marine scientists concludes that the picture is far more complicated than previously thought -- but that total reef losses due to climate change are unlikely."Coral reefs are sometimes regarded as canaries in the global climate coal mine -- but it is now very clear than ...  
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Calcium Supplements May Be Bad for Your Heart: Study
WEDNESDAY, May 23 (HealthDay News) -- Many older Americans take calcium supplements to prevent bone loss, but they may be significantly increasing their risk for a heart attack, a new study suggests. These supplements do not help prevent heart ...  
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10th Anniversary of Spiegel Grove Artificial Reef
For the past 10 years, the massive Navy ship turned artificial reef has been a must-see for serious scuba divers. Each year thousands of divers visit the spectacular Spiegel Grove, a 510-foot former landing ship dock that sits six miles off Key Largo under ...  
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Reef Resources Enters Letter of Intent to Acquire Producing Properties in...
Calgary, Alberta CANADA, May 23, 2012 /FSC/ - Reef Resources Ltd. (REE - TSX Venture), ("Reef" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has entered into a non-binding Letter of Intent with an Alberta-based oil and gas company to acquire 70 boepd ...  
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Petrolympic Announces A Joint Venture on Michigan Pinnacle Reef Properties...
TORONTO, ONTARIO and WINDSOR, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 05/24/12 -- Petrolympic Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:PCQ) ("Petrolympic") is pleased to announce that it has entered into a letter of intent ("LOI") to form a joint venture with Energex Petroleum Inc. ("Energex ...  
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The Original Under Water Dive Plane: Reef Surfer, A New Innovation In...
Underwater Reef Surfer, Inc. (Reef Surfer), developer of the world’s first towable, manually operated dual axis dive plane allowing divers and snorkelers the ability to control both pitch and roll underwater at various speeds and depths, announced it has ...  
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'Sex, drugs and relationships' Dr. Reef to Book Expo signing in NYC...
One of People's sexiest bachelors, Dr. Reef Karim (Dr. Reef), is known to the media as "the love doctor" and “the Sex, drugs and relationships" doctor. Dr. Reef can act, dance in a Bollywood film and even wrangle a hot comedy club stage, and he's also a ...  
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'Sex, drugs and relationship' Dr. Reef to Book Expo signing in NYC
One of People's sexiest bachelors, Dr. Reef Karim (Dr. Reef), is known to the media as "the love doctor" and “the sex, drugs and relationship doctor.” Dr. Reef can act, dance in a Bollywood film and even wrangle a hot comedy club stage, and he's also a ...  
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Calcium supplements good for bones but for heart
Participants answer questions concerning their diet and mineral or supplement usage. Eleven years later researchers had checked the participant’s health and found during the study time 354 participants had heart attacks, 260 strokes and 267 ...  
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Lifeguards, temporary restrooms added to Bathtub Reef Beach in Martin County...
This story has been updated from the original. The name of Dan Wouters, division chief of Martin County Fire Rescue, was incorrect in the original story. HUTCHINSON ISLAND — After years of opening and closing like a clam in a tide pool, Martin ...  
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Miss Reef Calendar Contestant -- Forget My Face, You Should See My Ass
The Miss Reef Contest is the most prestigious pageant in the world ... of superfine rear ends -- and one contestant hit Hollywood with her best side forward. Or is that backward?Check out TMZ on TV -- click here to see your local listings!  
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Study: Corals Reefs Likely to Survive Climate Change
Some species of coral will be winners and others losers as ocean temperatures rise, a new study suggests.The research highlights the complexity of the changes that global warming is likely to have on ocean habitats. And which corals thrive and which struggle could determine what the coral reefs of the future look like."The good news is that, rather than experiencing wholesale destruction, many coral reefs will survive climate change by...  
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Hawaii's reef shark populations drastically lower
Sharks! The very word strikes fear in some swimmers, surfers and beachgoers. But those top predators also play an important role in reef ecosystems. Now research shows there is a drastic drop in the numbers of reef sharks around populated islands ...  
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Wildlife Foundation of Florida challenges anglers to benefit the reefs...
Do you plan on fishing today, May 23, through May 28? The Wildlife Foundation of Florida wants to make it interesting by putting up prize money for angling skill. It challenges you to join America's largest online fishing tournament and prove ...  
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Mining kills 40 hectares of coral reefs in Paracale,Camarines Norte.
An illegal and Irresponsible mining in Paracale Camarines Norte killed 40 hectares of marine life and corral reefs on the province located in Bicol Region, Paracale Camarines Norte lies South of Luzon 8 hours from Manila. A 3rd class municipality in the ...  
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Currents may save coral reefs from climate change | Pacific Beat
KARNAUSKAS: Well in the west central part of the Pacific Ocean near the island nation of Kiribati ... the national website and you want to look at a map of chlorophyll and you download it, the way that the image is made for you is it's cropped so that ...  
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Under climate change, winners and losers on the coral reef
As ocean temperatures rise, some species of corals are likely to succeed at the expense of others, according to a report published online ... We need to address all of the threats, including climate change, to give coral reefs a fighting chance for the ...  
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Ship threatens reef
Australian Reef Pilots CEO Simon Meyjes said satellite data showed that at the vessel's current speed, it was possible it could run aground. "It's drifting at between 3 and 4 knots and she's approximately 20 miles east of Shark Reef at the moment," he said.  
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Reef it out quick savings account
Putting money on deposit for months at a time is looking like something for the brave as the euro gets wheezy. Instant access accounts mean you can reef everything out in a flash. But you might as well get a bit of interest while you're there. Everything ...  
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Under Climate Change, Winners and Losers On the Coral Reef
"The good news is that, rather than experiencing wholesale destruction, many coral reefs will survive climate change by changing the mix of coral species as the ocean warms and becomes more acidic," said Terry Hughes of James Cook University in Australia.  
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More than 10,000 with mental illness in 2011: MoH
There are more than 10,000 people who have suffered from mental illness in Fiji last year says Fiji’s Ministry of Health spokesman Peni Namotu. Namotu said this is a concern and the number indicates that mental illness cases in Fiji are at its peak.  
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Study shows adaptive capacity of reef corals to climate change may be...
The study, titled "Specificity is rarely absolute in coral-algal ... "These new findings should encourage us to find better ways to protect coral reef ecosystems from overfishing, pollution and habitat destruction, and buy us some time to avoid the worst ...  
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Fears aired for reef sea snakes
Researchers at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies in Townsville have found turtlehead sea snakes rarely leave their home on the reef, making them more vulnerable to man-made and environmental changes in their habitats. Dr Vee Lukoschek ...  
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Some corals like it hot: Heat stress may help coral reefs survive climate...
Scientists working in the central Pacific have discovered that coral which has survived heat stress in the past is more likely to survive it in the future. The study paves the way towards an important road map on the impacts of ocean warming, and will help scientists identify the habitats and locations where coral reefs are more likely to adapt to climate change.  
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The Fall of the Reef Shark - Environmental News Network
"Towed-diver surveys are key to our effort to quantify reef shark abundance," said Ivor Williams, head of the team responsible ... we surveyed — in the main Hawaiian Islands, the Mariana Archipelago, and American Samoa - reef shark numbers ...  
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Winners and Losers: How Climate Change Affects Coral Reefs
I have often heard of coral reefs being described as the canary in a coal mine. They are sensitive to changes in temperature and pH, and climate change is raising ocean temperatures and making oceans more acidic. Nearly one-fifth of the world’s reefs are ...  
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Declines in Caribbean Coral Reefs Pre-Date Damage Resulting from Climate...
The good news -- relatively simple policy changes can hinder further coral reef decline. Employing a novel excavation technique to reconstruct the timeline of historical change in coral reefs located on the Caribbean side of Panama, a team of scientists ...  
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Shocking photos show coral reefs destroyed by fishermen using explosives...
KOMODO ISLAND, INDONESIA—Coral gardens that were among Asia’s most spectacular, teeming with colorful sea life just a few months ago, have been transformed into desolate grey moonscapes by illegal fishermen who use explosives or cyanide to kill or stun ...  
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Artificial ‘Human Reef’ in Cancun Sea Fully Grown, Looks to Protect Natural...
The Silent Evolution, a project comprising of an installation of 400 life-sized human sculptures on the sea bed off the coast of Cancun, Mexico, is now reaping handsome results - almost all the statues are now adorned with the artificial coral reef.  
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Whole Foods Market Announces Soil Reef in New Line of YouthTrade Products...
Whole Foods® Stores has selected The Biochar Company to sell its Soil Reef™ organic soil amendment under the new YouthTrade™ label. Whole Foods Market is providing marketing opportunities for 30 young entrepreneurs, including Soil Reef, in their 28 ...  
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Coral reefs likely to survive climate change, new study finds
Some species of coral will be winners and others losers as ocean temperatures rise, a new study suggests. The research highlights the complexity of the changes that global warming is likely to have on ocean habitats. And which corals thrive and which ...  
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The Nuances Of Coral Bleaching
From Science 2.0: A coral reef is a limestone formation produced by the secretion of CaCO3 from corals, algae, some mollusks, and other organisms. Although corals can be found in temperate areas, reefs and their diverse ecosystems cannot tolerate a temperature range below 18 to 22oC, so  
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Panama Caribbean coral reefs can be recovered
Panama Caribbean coral reefs can be recovered through soil and fishing management policies, according to a report issued today by the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI). Scripps Institution of Oceanography member Katie Cramer and a team ...  
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Visayas officials move to preserve coral reefs
Meanwhile, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) has reported an outbreak of the damaging crown-of-thorns starfish in 74 hectares of coral reefs in Southern Leyte. An initial assessment report showed a population density of up to 420 pieces ...  
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Widespread Adaptability: Coral Reefs May Be Able to Adapt to Climate Change...
Using a highly sensitive genetic technique, Ph.D. student Rachel Silverstein analyzed 39 coral species ... host multiple algal symbionts than we previously thought," said Andrew Baker, associate professor at UM's Rosenstiel School and co-author of the ...  
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Visit Belize: Lighthouse Reef Atoll Pics, Video
Tracing its way along Belize’s White Sand coast, Lighthouse Reef forms an integral section of the longest coral reef system in the Western Hemisphere. Its crown aquatic jewel, Blue Hole National Monument, attracts legions of wetsuit-clad admirers the ...  
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Do the world's coral reefs have herpes?
Do the world's coral reefs have herpes?The Week MagazineBut new research suggests that there might be another culprit: Herpes. An abundance of viruses, in the herpes family, could be playing a role in decimating the ocean's coral populations. Here's what you should know about the strange findings: Evidently ...  
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Declines in Caribbean coral reefs pre-date damage resulting from climate...
The decline of Caribbean coral reefs has been linked to the recent effects of human-induced climate change. However, new research led by scientists at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego suggests an even earlier cause. The bad news - humans ...  
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Vacation By The Coral Reef At The Real Life Underwater Hotel In Dubai
Deep Ocean Technology, a Polish team of scientists and engineers, has unveiled plans for an underwater luxury hotel in Dubai. The ‘Water Discus Hotel’ will be comprised of an above-ground ‘disc’ as well as an underwater ‘disc.  
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Miss World Fiji contestants fundraise for mental health
The organizers of the Miss World Fiji Pageant 2012 in partnership with the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (PIFS) are set to host a night of glamor to raise funds in aid of Mental Health in Fiji. The “Fire and Ice” Cocktail which will take place at ...  
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United Reef and Black Widow Resources Inc. Terminate Proposed Reverse...
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - May 11, 2012) - United Reef Limited (TSX VENTURE:URP) ("United Reef or the "Company") announced that it has received notice from Black Widow Resources Inc. ("Black Widow") advising that Black Widow wishes to terminate the ...  
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Reef restoration set in Southern Leyte
The project aims to promote science-based coral reef management practices through public-private sector partnership, establish technology pilot demonstration sites for coral nurseries to produce 30,000 coral nubbins, and establish one hectare of reef in Padre Burgos.  
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Film Explores Decline of Coral Reefs
The movie captures the drama of daily life from  Palau, French Polynesia to the Bahamas and Mexico ... adds a powerful visual impact on the giant screens found in many science museums. “The Last Reef” also shows that reefs are in serious decline.  
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Coral reefs dying of illegal fishing
KOMODO ISLAND, Indonesia – Coral gardens that were among Asia’s most spectacular, teeming with colorful sea life just a few months ago, have been transformed into desolate gray moonscapes by illegal fishermen who use explosives or cyanide to ...  
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Heat stress 'may help coral reefs survive future climate change'
Bits Of ScienceHeat stress 'may help coral reefs survive future climate change'San Francisco Luxury NewsCorals that have survived heat stress in the past are more likely to survive it in the future, a new study has claimed. The study, conducted by a team of international scientists working in the central Pacific, paves the way towards an important road ...Earlier heat stress helps corals overcome climate changeBits Of Scienceall 144 news...  
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Shark diving 'promotes coral reef conservation'
[SOLOMON ISLANDS] Shark diving is providing a significant source of revenue for Fiji, making it a good model for non-extractive uses of reef resources, according to a report on the socio-economic value of the island's shark-diving industry.  
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Keys to paradise: Blue water, coral reefs, big saltwater fish, warm weather...
ISLAMORADA, Fla. — Charter captain George Coffey was steering his 25-foot boat across the aqua waters of the Florida Keys, heading for the place he calls "a fishing paradise." Some two miles out, there was a coral reef loaded with saltwater fish.  
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The Oceans Are Getting Warmer; The Coral Reef Might Be Fine
Discovered in green: The ocean is getting warmer, the coral reef might be okay, actually, probably not, and stop fishing so much.  Fresh news and ideas about our planet's future See full coverage The ocean is getting warmer.  Just like science has found rising global temperatures on land, they have now confirmed a similar thing happening at sea. Comparing ocean temperature readings from 1870s to ...  
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Top spots for drift scuba diving in Cozumel, Mexico
It’s both a blessing and a curse for dive travelers visiting the Mexican island of Cozumel. The same currents that bring much needed nutrients and vitality to the island’s many coral reef formations can also on rare occasions give divers a little more ...  
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Pamper mum at one of Fiji's friendliest resorts
The five-star Warwick Fiji Resort & Spa is uniquely located on a stretch of brilliant gold sandy beach resorted with crystal clear lagoons on Fiji's farmed Coral Coast. Nestled among ... the Warwick Fiji's first class accommodation, enjoying breathtaking ...  
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Coral Reefs Have Herpes
It may help explain one of the underlying causes of coral decline, Vega-Thurber said, and is one of the most comprehensive analyses yet done on the types of viruses in a marine animal. It may also shed light on the broader range of viruses that ...  
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Living Oceans Foundation Brings Teacher Aboard to Participate in Reef...
LANDOVER, Md., April 17, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Tempe Arizona based high-school teacher Mike Trimble became the first CREW (Coral Reef Educator on the Water) member of the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation Global Reef Expedition.  
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Combat Assault Battalion, 3rd Reconnaissance Marines mitigate reef risks
Coral reefs, formed over thousands of years, create some of Okinawa's most exciting and beautiful areas to explore. However, coral is easily destroyed by unintentional contact, and it can also pose serious danger to marine vehicles of all sorts.  
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Coral reefs mending, but fish stock declining
A group of marine biologists say they have found signs of recovery of Jamaica's depleted coral reefs in the critical fishing resource area known as the Pedro Bank. At the same time, they have warned that there must be proper management of the ...  
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First reefs in Navarre Beach Marine Sanctuary installed
A third set of reefs is set to be installed just south of the park in the Gulf of Mexico this summer ... to Northwest Florida to dive the Oriskany, a Navy aircraft carrier sunk 22 miles south of Pensacola as a scuba diving attraction.  
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7s return to Fiji in good health
Speaking to FijiLive from the Nadi Airport this morning, team manager Semi Rogoyawa assured players' families of their safe return particularly those who will make the long trip down to Sigatoka and Suva. “We have a bus arranged to drop off ...  
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Surigao divers worried over proliferation of starfish damaging coral reefs...
SURIGAO CITY (MindaNews/28 March) – Divers here have been alarmed over the reported invasion of the poisonous crown-of-thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci) damaging coral reefs in the area’s diving sites. Blaming climate change and over ...  
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Living Oceans Foundation Brings Teacher Aboard to Participate in Reef Research
LANDOVER, Maryland, April 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ Tempe Arizona based high-school teacher Mike Trimble became the first CREW (Coral Reef Educator on the Water) member of the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation Global Reef Expedition. From …  
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Herpes May Be Killing Off Coral Reefs
It appears that coral may have skipped a few high-school health classes. Scientists have recently discovered coral seems to have contracted one of those diseases that your gym teacher and sex ed instructor warned you about. But this is no joke.  
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Divers Direct Sponsors Multi-Location Beach and Reef Cleanup
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Divers Direct, Florida’s largest retailer of SCUBA diving equipment, announces its 2nd annual “Scrub & Grub” beach and reef cleanup to benefit multiple locations throughout the state of Florida. This year’s event ...  
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Reef Sharks Vanishing Around Populated Islands
A new study finds that sharks living on reefs near areas populated by people have declined by between 90 and 97 percent compared to relatively pristine reefs where few or no people live. "We estimate that reef shark numbers have dropped ...  
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Palmetto, Coral Reef in softball final
Northwestern boys’ basketball players Tolbert Bain and Edward Haynes signed with Florida Memorial University ... Guerschon Christophe and Kevin Bueno. The following Miami Christian boys’ basketball players earned All-Dade boys’ basketball ...  
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Why AstraZeneca Gives Insurers 60% Discounts On Nexium's List Price
(This matches up with reporting ... gave a 60% discount “across the board” – which is true. That appears to be the average discount. The good news here is that, in the world of health insurers and drug giants, the free market is having ...  
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Is Your SUV Killing Ocean Coral Reefs?
A March article appearing in National Geographic breathlessly headlined that “Ocean Acidification Rate May be Unprecedented, Study Says.” It asserts that “The world’s oceans may be turning acidic faster today from human carbon emissions ...  
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Wonders, questions abound at unexplored Puerto Rico reef
About 100 have been spotted per square acre, ecologist Chris Taylor said. The lionfish ... “The reefs are in a significant state of deterioration,” said Ernesto Weil, who oversees the coral reef biology, ecology and systematics program ...  
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New research points to big changes, not necessarily disappearance, for coral...
But a handful of new and ongoing ... give up on protecting our reefs, says Hughes. “If it was really true that coral reefs were the canary in the coal mine and that they would all be dead in 20 years from climate change, then we would ...  
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Coral reefs will survive ravages of warming: Scientists
Sydney, April 17 (IANS) Marine scientists in Australia undertaking the world's first large-scale investigation of the impact of climate change on coral reefs suggest that many of them would survive the ravages of warming.  
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Futurity.org – Coral reefs need global fix, survey says
To determine whether coral deaths caused by ocean warming were lower inside marine protected areas, researchers combined more than 8000 coral reef surveys performed by divers with satellite measurements of ocean ...  
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SXC Health to buy Catalyst for about $4.4B
SXC Health Solutions plans to buy fellow pharmacy benefits manger Catalyst Health Solutions in a $4.4 billion deal announced less than a month after competitor Express Scripts closed a $29 billion acquisition.  
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Keeping an eye on the Reef's health
How to keep an eye on the health of the Great Barrier Reef is the focus of workshops being held in Cairns and Port Douglas this week.  
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Acidification threatens Barrier Reef coral: researchers
A new study has found ocean acidification can affect the behaviour of baby corals in the Great Barrier Reef off Queensland.  
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Health groups condemn cuts to anti-smoking program in federal budget
OTTAWA - National health groups are condemning the Harper government for cuts to a federal non-smoking program.  
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US Expedition Targets Unexplored Puerto Rico Reef
US scientists embark on mission to protect, explore obscure Puerto Rico reef  
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