Not exact matches
Australian scientists have been in open disagreement since 1991
over whether nutrients
washed into the sea in fertiliser runoff and sewage pose a danger to the
reef and, if so, which nutrients cause the most damage.
As greenhouse gas pollution reshapes the invisible mosaic of seawater chemicals
washing over Australia's Great Barrier
Reef, corals there are being locked in escalating conflicts with each other for survival.
In pre-industrial times, 99.9 percent of the oceans that
washed over coral
reefs were comfortably above this threshold.