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Safeguarding Australia's Great Barrier Reef takes a Cultural Shift
It is sometimes the relatively simple ideas that work best. A novel low-cost device, that can rapidly secure coral fragments to the reef, has been so successful at helping propagate coral on high value sections of Australia's Great Barrier Reef that the Australian and Queensland Governments have committed more funding to take the project further.
Latest Research Articles
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Widely Available Antibiotics Could be Used in the Treatment of 'Superbug' MRSA
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Columbia Researchers Provide New Evidence on the Reliability of Climate Modeling
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Damage to the Ozone Layer and Climate Change Forming Feedback Loop
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How to Bend Waves to Arrive at the Right Place
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Non-invasive View Into the Heart
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'Bathtub Rings' Around Titan's Lakes Might be Made of Alien Crystals
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Ruminants' Genes Are a Treasure Trove
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Scientists Discover the Forces Behind Extreme Heat Over Northeast Asia
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Helping the Body's Ability to Grow Bone
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Study: Phenols in Cocoa Bean Shells may Reverse Obesity-Related Problems in Mouse Cells
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Dental Microwear Provides Clues to Dietary Habits of Lepidosauria
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Scientists Dissolve Crude Oil in Water to Study Its Composition