Corals are able to compensate for ocean acidification when in water of optimal temperature, but when exposed to heat stress, they are less resilient to acidification
Original Title: Corals bleached from heat become less resilient to ocean acidification
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https://phys.org/news/2020-12-scientist-global-effect-greenhouse-gas.htmlA soil scientist from RUDN University studied the decomposition of organic matter in rice paddies—the sources of CO2 and methane emissions. Both gases add to the greenhouse effect and affect climate warming in subtropical regions. […]
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/earth-oceans-storing-heat-record-breaking-amountsPandemic-related shutdowns may have spared Earth’s atmosphere some greenhouse gas emissions last year, but the world continued to warm. Water temperature measurements from around the globe indicate that the total amount of heat stored in […]
https://adelaar-cruises.com/tips-from-adelaar/top-5-things-to-know-about-indonesian-watersWondering what marvels await you during your cruising holiday in Indonesia? This article is for you! Water temperature & Wetsuit In this tropical zone, the water temperature can vary from 29°C /84°F to 21°C /74°F. If you’re […]
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