Sentences with phrase «far as bleaching»

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And that bleaching has not produced a more tolerant people, but a far more intolerant civic life, of which the recent awfulness in Charlottesville, Virginia, may stand as a vile symbol.
The modern wheat we find on our grocery store shelves (as well as the bleached and unbleached white flour) is a far cry from what our ancestors ate.
«Further, annual bleaching will greatly reduce the capacity of coral reefs to provide goods and services, such as fisheries and coastal protection, to human communities.»
Earlier studies have found a link between asthma and exposure to cleaning products and disinfectants at home, such as bleach and sprays, so it is important to investigate this further
Traditionally, scientists have been studying recovery in terms of decades — but climate projections suggest that, on average, severe coral bleaching will become a yearly occurrence by mid-century under «business as usual» and for some reefs this will be far sooner.
«As we expected from the geographic pattern of bleaching, the reefs further south are in much better shape,» says Professor Andrew Baird who led the re-surveys of reefs in the central section of the Great Barrier Reef.
As part of a project documenting the global bleaching event, he had surveyed Lizard Island, which sits about 90 km north of Cooktown in far north Queensland, when it was in full glorious health; then just as it started bleaching this year; then finally a few weeks after the bleaching begaAs part of a project documenting the global bleaching event, he had surveyed Lizard Island, which sits about 90 km north of Cooktown in far north Queensland, when it was in full glorious health; then just as it started bleaching this year; then finally a few weeks after the bleaching begaas it started bleaching this year; then finally a few weeks after the bleaching began.
However, within this varied collection of roles (as a bleached - blonde hooker in «Winter Of Our Dreams», an anti-nuclear terrorist in «Who Dares Wins» / «The Final Option», or an evironmentalist caught in a murder - mystery in «Heatwave») she, at the very least, sealed her reputation as one of the most exciting young actresses in the world - a well - worn piece of praise given further credibility following the phenomenal performance she gave as Adela Quested in David Lean's «A Passage To India», which resulted in her recieving an Oscar nomination for Best Actress in 1984.
Some researchers identified continued mortality as late as October 2007 [15], beyond which it was difficult to attribute further mortalities to this bleaching event with sufficient certainty.
So far, events such as the 1998 mass coral bleaching in the Indian Ocean have not provided evidence of negative short - term bio-economic impacts for coastal reef fisheries (Spalding and Jarvis, 2002; Grandcourt and Cesar, 2003).
Willis further says: «Yes, as someone pointed out, sometimes reefs donâ $ ™ t recover from bleaching.
As part of a project documenting the global bleaching event, he had surveyed Lizard Island, which sits about 90 km north of Cooktown in far north Queensland, when it was in full glorious health; then just as it started bleaching this year; then finally a few weeks after the bleaching begaAs part of a project documenting the global bleaching event, he had surveyed Lizard Island, which sits about 90 km north of Cooktown in far north Queensland, when it was in full glorious health; then just as it started bleaching this year; then finally a few weeks after the bleaching begaas it started bleaching this year; then finally a few weeks after the bleaching began.
The reef stress comes from the fact that in elevated temperatures mass bleaching is expected to be more frequent, frustrating coral attempts at recovery, as seen so far (multi-decade trend is decline in cover, admittedly from all causes since mass bleaching at this scale is new).
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