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Initiating a world-first cloud brightening technique to protect corals

Initiating a world-first cloud brightening technique to protect corals

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Restoring damaged parts of the Great Barrier Reef by using floating coral nurseries

Restoring damaged parts of the Great Barrier Reef by using floating coral nurseries

Coral researchers are working night and day on the Great Barrier Reef to complete a radically new approach to mass coral re-seeding, rearing millions of hardy coral babies following the reef... Read more

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A new low-cost approach to help manage one of the biggest threats facing the Great Barrier Reef

A new low-cost approach to help manage one of the biggest threats facing the Great Barrier Reef

New, lower-cost help may soon be on the way to help manage one of the biggest threats facing the Great Barrier Reef. That threat is pollution from land making its way downstream by way of th... Read more

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The Great Barrier Reef is about to get a restocking of new coral from a pumice raft the size of more than 20,000 football fields

The Great Barrier Reef is about to get a restocking of new coral from a pumice raft the size of more than 20,000 football fields

The Great Barrier Reef is set to receive a restocking of new coral from a pumice raft, the size of more than 20,000 football fields, now on its way to Australia following an underwater volca... Read more

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World First: Undersea robot dispersed microscopic baby corals to repopulate parts of the Great Barrier Reef

World First: Undersea robot dispersed microscopic baby corals to repopulate parts of the Great Barrier Reef

In a world first, an undersea robot has dispersed microscopic baby corals (coral larvae) to help scientists working to repopulate parts of the Great Barrier Reef during this year’s mass cora... Read more

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A glimmer of hope for the world’s coral reefs

A glimmer of hope for the world’s coral reefs

The future of the world’s coral reefs is uncertain, as the impact of global heating continues to escalate. However, according to a study published today in Nature Climate Change, the respons... Read more

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Underwater robot can identify and kill crown-of-thorns starfish while monitoring overall reef health

Underwater robot can identify and kill crown-of-thorns starfish while monitoring overall reef health

An underwater drone that can keep watch on reef health and accurately identify and inject the devastating crown-of-thorns starfish is ready to be put to the test on the Great Barrier Reef, a... Read more

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Starfish-killing robot close to trials on Great Barrier Reef

Starfish-killing robot close to trials on Great Barrier Reef

  An autonomous starfish-killing robot is close to being ready for trials on the Great Barrier Reef, researchers say. Crown-of-thorns starfish have have been described as a significant... Read more

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Recipe for Saving Coral Reefs: Add More Fish

Recipe for Saving Coral Reefs: Add More Fish

Scientists seek to ensure survival of coral reefs outside of protected areas by calling for a minimum target of 500 kilograms of fish biomass per hectare Fish are the key ingredients in a ne... Read more

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This Woman Is Building A Sperm Bank For Coral Reefs So We Can Revive Them Once They Die

This Woman Is Building A Sperm Bank For Coral Reefs So We Can Revive Them Once They Die

Why take a chance when one of the world’s most vital ecosystems is already disappearing? As it stands, things don’t look good for the world’s coral. We’ve lost 40% of... Read more

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‘Street-view’ comes to the world’s coral reefs

'Street-view' comes to the world’s coral reefs

Scientists are taking the public with them to study the world’s coral reefs, thanks to 360 degree panoramas from Google’s underwater street-view format. Results from this pioneering pr... Read more

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Robot Glider Detects Rogue Waves and Other Ocean Anomalies Missed by Satellites

Robot Glider Detects Rogue Waves and Other Ocean Anomalies Missed by Satellites

The wave-powered sub Papa Mau not only set a record while crossing the Pacific Ocean autonomously, it also studied rogue waves and other marine phenomena invisible to eyes in the sky When th... Read more

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Oceangoing Robot Comes Ashore In Australia, Completing A 9,000-Mile Autonomous Pacific Crossing

Oceangoing Robot Comes Ashore In Australia, Completing A 9,000-Mile Autonomous Pacific Crossing

After a year at sea, Liquid Robotics’ Wave Glider has set the record for the longest distance traveled by an autonomous robot. In November of last year, Liquid Robotics dropped four of... Read more

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World Bank Pushes for ‘Green Accounting’ by Nations

World Bank Pushes for 'Green Accounting' by Nations

There’s accounting and then there is ACCOUNTING . . . Many nations are part of an effort to account for the economic goods provided for free by nature–but not the U.S. Botswana... Read more

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Gene Therapy Could Help Corals Survive Climate Change

Gene Therapy Could Help Corals Survive Climate Change

A microbiologist is harnessing beneficial bacteria to help coral reefs weather pollution, overfishing and climate change   Kim Ritchie fell into coral research as an undergraduate, got... Read more

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