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Entries in climate (12)

Tuesday
02Mar2010

Plant a tree to save a fish: riparian woodlands as stream temperature regulators

Wednesday
10Feb2010

Do biodiversity and carbon stocks overlap? The implications of REDD...

Scientists have examined how well our planet's biodiversity and carbon stocks overlap. The findings from their study could have major implications for the future of global conservation work...

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Monday
08Feb2010

Species vulnerability to climate change: sharks and sting rays in the Great Barrier Reef

Scientists have developed an innovative model for predicting the vulnerability of multiple species in a geographic area to climate change. They tested the model  on sharks and sting rays in the Great Barrier though the approach really is applicable to a wide range of ecosystems...

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Wednesday
27Jan2010

Fishing, climate change not double trouble for corals

Do fishing and climate change act synergistically on coral reef ecosystems, meaning the combined impact is greater than the sum of each acting individually? Conservation practitioners have expressed this concern, but synergism in ecosystems has been challenging to prove scientifically...

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Friday
22Jan2010

Climate change reducing stream habitat for fish

Thursday
17Dec2009

Climate change, overfishing: together catastrophic for shallow reefs

Monday
07Dec2009

Can carbon trading schemes prevent large-scale extinctions?

Researchers have published an article in the journal Science trying to influence the dialogue in Copenhagen towards a greater focus on biodiversity conservation...read more

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Tuesday
01Dec2009

The effects of climate change on coastal ecosystems: interview with Chris Craft

Chris Craft‘s lab at Indiana University has been grappling with effects of natural and anthropogenic stressors on biogeochemical cycles in coastal and inland wetlands. He presented his lab’s latest research at the recent Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation biennial conference...read more

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Friday
18Sep2009

Making offshore renewable energy good for marine habitat

Despite past conflicts between wind power and habitat, scientists make the case that offshore renewable energy might be good for marine biodiverisity...read more

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Monday
14Sep2009

Improving water quality may help corals resist climate change