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In fact, the method used to survey the corals makes it impossible to determine whether the loss is statistically significance or not, and the surveys were only of the reef perimeters, specifically avoiding habitats with higher...

A new study dispels the claim that coral reefs are at risk from modern environmental changes or rates.

An international team of climate scientists have used a 627-year coral record from Fiji to reveal unprecedented insights into ocean temperatures and climate variability across the Pacific Ocean since 1370.

To be clear, in recent decades, the GBR’s extent was lower, much lower, than at present when ocean temperatures were cooler, and it has grown considerably in the aftermath of bleaching events.

On the one hand it has been difficult to see so much death.  But there is still so much life.  

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I keep reading endless hype about the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) getting bleached out of existence. So let’s start with some facts. First, coral is…

One of the best ways to know something about the underwater world, including Great Barrier Reef ecosystems, is to strap an air tank to your back and step into the Coral Sea.   If you take a camera, you may have a permanent...

As absurd as it might seem, only now is their opportunity for these broken corals to be part of the AIMS’ surveys used by Lomborg and Ridd to claim record cover coral at the Great Barrier Reef.

.. recent reports indicate that the Great Barrier Reef has hit record coral cover for the third year in a row, challenging these prevailing narratives.

So, they unscientifically blame global warming for coral bleaching as evidence that rising CO2 is killing coral! Alarmists deny the science!

The Heartland Institute has been a leading voice promoting sound science, economics, and policies concerning the issue of supposed human-caused climate change, in print, on radio and television, online, and at conferences...

But, but, there is still hope if we restrict fishing, reduce runoff pollution, and immediately commit to reducing CO2 emissions.

The BBC is corrupt, and this report is fraudulent:

It was only a year ago that Australia’s leading reef expert, Dr Peter Ridd, reported that coral cover was at record highs:

The world can only hope that NOAA and all those alarmist websites will soon admit that improved science has revealed the error of their ways