Increasing disturbance frequency undermines coral reef recovery

Overview of attention for article published in Ecological Monographs, June 2024

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RT @marji_puotinen: Proud to contribute the tropical cyclone 🌀 analysis to this important new paper from @aims_gov_au (Australian Institute…

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RT @donaldcoppen: @JunkScience #GrifterMilloy liar-for-hire as ever fails to tell you this year is seeing some of the worst coral bleaching…

29 Jun 2024

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@JunkScience #GrifterMilloy liar-for-hire as ever fails to tell you this year is seeing some of the worst coral bleaching ever. https://t.co/tYXHH2juU6 Bleaching is becoming more common, as a result reefs don’t have time to fully recover between events. ht

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RT @jnaatus: @EliotJacobson If you read the article this Guardian blurb was based on, it is what IMO is what our science community should b…

27 Jun 2024

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