Ocean Acidification
Coral Reefs: Invasive Microbe May Protect Them, But at a Cost
Coral reefs worldwide are taking a beating from global warming, and while new research shows that a certain species of invasive microbe may protect them, it comes at a cost.
Latest Research Articles
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Coral Reefs in Danger, Fish Are the Answer
Great Barrier Reef Can Be Saved
World's Most Iconic Ecosystems May Collapse Under Climate Change
Ocean Acidification Threatens US Coastal Communities Too
New Maps Show Just How Acidic Earth's Oceans Are
Some Caribbean Corals Resist Acidification
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Reef Erosion With Acidity: A 'Double Whammy'
Changing Oceans Put Crabs Into 'Survival Mode'
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