coral

In current conditions, all coral reefs will be in danger of extinction by 2050; 10% of world coral reefs have already died off.

The Internet is kind of like a rainforest or coral reef for memes.

At pH at or below 7.8, coral cannot generate it's carbonate skeleton, and lots of other organisms are affected.

The fact is Florida's indigenous snake population is more dangerous to humans by orders of magnitude; including, Coral Snakes, water moccasins/cottonmouths, and various rattle snakes.

Sea grass and coral seems to be a bigger concern than fish, though some fish may be affected by salinity.

It only takes to briefly loose all its zooxanthellae to kill a 1000 years coral colony.

So the rising and warming oceans are going to drown the great coral reef ecosystems?

Scientists estimate total number of different species inhabiting coral reefs between 2 and 9 millions.

I'm on this plan with my family and recommend everyone (if possible) to coral family/friends to do the same.

I am very saddened by the coral reef destruction I have witnessed first hand throughout my life.

No problem -- every coral reef in the world was drowned by the great meltwater pulses at the end of the last Ice Age.

The Coral CDN can also be helpful in cases like these.

I can tell you from keeping a coral reef tank, that a "slight move towards neutral" from 8.1 to 7.8 means stuff starts to die.

Especially since Gillard said, "Australia does not forget" in reference to Coral Sea.

It takes a special kind of person to look at all the environmental damage we are currently doing to the world (destruction of rainforests, overfishing, rising sea levels, disappearance of coral reefs, desertification, air pollution, soil erosion), and say " more please!