The Great Barrier Reef: Coral, Carbon & Climate Change

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The future of the Great Barrier Reef, one of the world’s most significant marine environments, is under threat due to modern industry and agriculture. Featuring interviews with reef experts, including the director of the GBR Marine Park Authority, accredited reef divers and a Reef Guardians cane farmer, this program presents an outstanding case study of environmental management.

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[Ali-ybqq]

Getting through my assignment with this this one 💜

[mai-kjlp]

this video really be carrying my geo assignment

[SilentSkull]

This is actually good for teaching kids

[alanrobbo]

Scientific Information:
Less CO2 = Less Coral, as Coral is made from CO2 and Sunshine.
Also Coral loves Higher Temperatures.

[eutectoid]

You need to google Dr Peter Ridd (reef rebels) for a different perspective - and maybe some reality

[Yoloface]

I gotta do a paper on this damn video this too much bruh 😟