The Great Barrier Reef is doomed. Watch the curve of disaster.
Жүктеу.....
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@ejlare Жыл бұрын
May the reef live forever
@sevenidols607 Жыл бұрын
The earth hasn't gotten more disastrous. This is the earth.
@JohnWilliams-iw6oq Жыл бұрын
My oath they mislead us, I cut and pasted this link to everyone I know.
@axle.australian.patriot Жыл бұрын
The reef recovered pretty well after the massive dust storms and Cyclone Yasi through the 2010 period. It would be interesting to see the correlations between cyclones and reef decrease/increase statistics. Although Yasi did a massive amount of visual damage to the everglade regions, I found in the coming years that the everglades and habitats appeared to come back even stronger as if nature gave everything a bit of a stir up to revitalize it. (That's just visual and anecdotal view point from watching in person on site for that full period) [Edit] ^ I was speculating if the reef benefits after a bit of a ruff/stir up in the same way. I often see this effect across many land based ecosystems. [Edit] P.S. Yasi only impacted about a 300km section of the GBR, whereas the dust storm covered a large portion of the GBR. So I am only speculating upon the mix with the stats comparing to local effects and full GBR stats etc. > Thank you again for your effort and work in providing informative videos and data. Loves our awesome GBR 🏆❤
Пікірлер: 7
May the reef live forever
The earth hasn't gotten more disastrous. This is the earth.
My oath they mislead us, I cut and pasted this link to everyone I know.
The reef recovered pretty well after the massive dust storms and Cyclone Yasi through the 2010 period. It would be interesting to see the correlations between cyclones and reef decrease/increase statistics. Although Yasi did a massive amount of visual damage to the everglade regions, I found in the coming years that the everglades and habitats appeared to come back even stronger as if nature gave everything a bit of a stir up to revitalize it. (That's just visual and anecdotal view point from watching in person on site for that full period) [Edit] ^ I was speculating if the reef benefits after a bit of a ruff/stir up in the same way. I often see this effect across many land based ecosystems. [Edit] P.S. Yasi only impacted about a 300km section of the GBR, whereas the dust storm covered a large portion of the GBR. So I am only speculating upon the mix with the stats comparing to local effects and full GBR stats etc. > Thank you again for your effort and work in providing informative videos and data. Loves our awesome GBR 🏆❤
Can I have a source for this?
@reefrebels
5 ай бұрын
Here it is platogbr.com/308-2/
Liar!