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		ACTION ATLAS: Coral Reefs ^Votes:0 HOME \| RECENT \| POLITICS \| ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH \| MEDIA & CULTURE \| BLOGS \| PHOTOJOURNALISM ABOUT US \| PRESS \| EVENTS \| SUBSCRIBER SERVICES \| ADVERTISE \| DONATE \| NEWSLETTERS \| RSS MOTHER JONES BY E-MAIL ________ The plight of the planet's coral reefsand how you can help ... ____ Middle East \| Indian Ocean \| East Asia \| The Pacific \| Tropical Americas To help save coral reefs worldwide , get active with these groups: Reef Check '98 CEDAM International CORAL: Coral Reef Alliance Global Coral Reef Alliance International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management IUCN, The World Conservation Union Professional Association of Diving Instructors - Project A.W.A.R.E (PADI) Foundation REEF USA World Conservation Monitoring Centre World Wildlife Fund _________ The biologists have seen th Read More Go to Site


		An Underwater History of Honokowai (1988-1995) ^Votes:0 An Underwater History of Honokowai (1988-1995) Algae Blooms, Coral Heads, and Sea Turtles This essay is dedicated to these four juveniles, who all developed tumors within two to five years of our first sighting. From left to right: Clothahump : first seen 1988, developed tumors by 1993, not seen since 1993. Noke : first seen 1992, developed tumors by 1994, not seen since 1994. Howzit : first seen 1992, developed tumors by 1995, not seen since 1995. Four Spot : first seen 1992, developed tumors by 1995, not seen since 1995. Peter Bennett ( honu@turtles.org ) Ursula Keuper-Bennett ( howzit@turtles.org ) 1988 At Honokowai in 1988, corals were healthy and abundant. Back then, Honokowai was rated among the top Maui snorkeling spots. To see why, you just needed to snorkel out to the 4-5 metre (1 Read More Go to Site

		BBC - Science & Nature - Sea Life - Blue Planet Challenge ^Votes:0 Home TV Radio Talk Where I Live A-Z Index 23 November 2007 Accessibility help Text only Animals Prehistoric Life Human Body & Mind Space Hot Topics TV & Radio Follow-up BBC Homepage Science & Nature Homepage In Animals : Planet Earth Birds Mammals UK wildlife Sea life Articles Blue planet challenge Games Quick quizzes Animal facts Ocean info The Blue Planet TV series Screensaver Wildfacts Conservation More articles Pets Children's zone Contact Us Like this page? Send it to a friend! You are here: BBC > Science & Nature > Animals > Sea Life > Blue Planet Challenge Coral reefs are home to nearly a million marine species, but you don?t need to know about all of them for this challenge! We?ve selected a few to give you a taste of the variety of creatures that make coral reefs their Read More Go to Site

		CHAMP - ListServer - NOAA's Coral Health and Monitoring Program ^Votes:0 Coral ListServer You have reached the Coral ListServer . This system is the e-Mail list server for the coral.aoml.noaa.gov e-mail lists. This server is dedicated to e-mail services (subscription, features) and list archives. Please follow one of the following links for additional information on available lists and their archives. Coral-list information, subscription and member services All available e-mail lists Coral-list Archives Newer Coral-list Archives Older If you are looking for NOAA's Coral Health and Monitoring Program (CHAMP) WEBSITE , click here ! Privacy \| Disclaimer DOC / NOAA / AOML Read More Go to Site

		Coral Realm - Kingdoms Underwater ^Votes:0 A Thinkquest 99 Project [ Javascript must be Enabled ] Read More Go to Site

		Coral Reef Biology Educational Online Course ^Votes:0 Living Corals Presented by O dyssey E xpeditions M ore than fifty million years ago, way before the first pyramid or even a crude hut, corals began construction of the largest structures ever built. Time passed, and the Earth was changed. Fighting waves and winds, dodging glaciers rising and falling with the level of the seas moving across the face of the planet with the continents these organisms, half-plant and half animal, blind, unthinking, but very persistent toiled to the rhythms of the oceans, steadily building up and out. Capturing ions dissolved in the sea, they produced tiny and fragile crystals welded to older tissues day after day millennium after millennium. These accretions grew into massive boulders, and slowly, very slowly, into giant walls and buttresses that could withsta Read More Go to Site

		Coral Reef Ecology ^Votes:0 Coral Reef Ecology in the lab of Dr. Phillip Dustan Department of Biology University of Charleston Enter Read More Go to Site

		Coral Reef Ecology ^Votes:0 The DustanLab is dedicated to furthering science and technology in several disciplines of Marine and Estuarine Ecology. The work done here serves, not only the University of Charleston, but local, national, and international science and conservation communities. Science EPA Coral Reef Monitoring Project in the Florida Key Problems of Scale in Coral Reef Monitoring Coral Optics and Remote Sensing Remote Sensing of Coral Reefs from Space NASA/CMC Remote Sensing of Coral Reefs Using Landsat TM Imagery Charleston Harbor Project Technology PointCount'99 © PointCount for Coral Reefs (Image-Pro Plus TM version) VitaReef The Cousteau Society Ecotechnie Cousteau Society Dolphin Log Dolphin Log Comic (alternate) Senate Testimony (June 30, 1999) The Team Dr. Phillip Dustan , Professor of Biology/Prin Read More Go to Site

		Coral Reef Fishes ^Votes:0 n "The marine fishes reach their greatest diversity in the coral reef ecosystems. Increasing polution, urban development, mining activities, deforestation and destructive fishing are endangering the coral reef and its fish diversity." Of all the creatures dwelling on coral reefs, none are more active or obvious than the fishes. Perhaps more than any other single component of the reef communities, fishes provide the best opportunity to observe essential features of reef ecology. Just in case you are wondering, yes, fishes is the plural of fish (I get this question a lot!), used when you are referring to a group of different species. The high diversity of the fish communities in the coral reefs is maintained mainly by the complexity of these places, that provide different ways for Read More Go to Site

		Coral Reef Fishes ^Votes:0 n "The marine fishes reach their greatest diversity in the coral reef ecosystems. Increasing polution, urban development, mining activities, deforestation and destructive fishing are endangering the coral reef and its fish diversity." Of all the creatures dwelling on coral reefs, none are more active or obvious than the fishes. Perhaps more than any other single component of the reef communities, fishes provide the best opportunity to observe essential features of reef ecology. Just in case you are wondering, yes, fishes is the plural of fish (I get this question a lot!), used when you are referring to a group of different species. The high diversity of the fish communities in the coral reefs is maintained mainly by the complexity of these places, that provide different ways for Read More Go to Site

		Coral Reefs ^Votes:0 Coral Reefs Read More Go to Site

		CYBEREEF ^Votes:0 If you are looking for Critters from above the waves, go to our new site at CritterImages.com Send One of Our New CritterCards to A Friend (Or Enemy) SEND US AN E MAIL Visitors Since 3/14/00 Copyright Warning: The photography in these pages is protected by internationally recognized U.S. Copyright Law. It is illegal to use or copy all or part of these images in any form without written permission from Phil Slosberg. Violation of this copyright will result in probable hair loss,inevitable eternal damnation and the development of an extremely annoying rash in your nether regions. This rash will prove resistant to all present forms of medical therapy and can only be resolved by: 1) Immediate cessation of the illegal use of my photos, or 2) Sending me a sufficient quantity of money to convince Read More Go to Site

		Discovery.com - Life on the Reef ^Votes:0 E X P E D I T I O N S Main \| Today from the Bahamas Dive the Reef \| Meet the Scientists \| At the Museum The Reef from Space \| Reef Briefs \| Credits Pictures: Doug Perrine/Innerspace Visions (background) \| Tim Calver \| Copyright ? 2000 Discovery Communications Inc. Read More Go to Site

		EFTel - Australian Internet Service Provider ISP, Broadband ADSL ^Votes:0 EFTel announces the roll out of VDSL2, the fastest broadband network currently available, to the Australian market. For further information, please click here . About EFTel. EFTel Ltd is one of Australia’s largest telecommunications suppliers. We provide telephone and Internet services to over 120,000 customers throughout Australia. In addition, our wholesale division DFT Wholesale Internet provides services to approximately a quarter of Australian ISPs. We have a proven commitment to providing first-class services in regional Australia as well as metropolitan areas. Can I get ADSL? © 2005 EFTel Limited ABN 47 073 238 178 \| Investor relations \| Terms & Conditions \| Privacy \| Sitemap \| Online Safety // Provide alternate content for browsers that do not support scripting // or for thos Read More Go to Site

		Fisheye View Cam -- aquarium with tropical fish and corals ^Votes:0 Fisheye View Camera a living reef aquarium featuring corals, invertebrates and tropical fish with live images and video, archived images, time-lapse movies and more... live photo - live video - large image - coral reef gallery - archived photos - time lapse movies - aquarium - camera - home New Fisheye View "Wide Screen" Cam ...click on the FISHEYE VIEW CAM logo to view your first image... Photo Gallery Fisheye View Coral Reef Galleries stunning underwater images Time Lapse Movies watch the Live Corals move in fast motion live photo - live video - large image - coral reef gallery - archived photos - time lapse movies - aquarium - camera - home thank you for supporting Fisheye View ©1995 -2007 Quantum Leap Network, Inc. - All Rights Reserved fisheyeview fisheye view camera fisheye Read More Go to Site

		Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary Home ^Votes:0 Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary , designated in January 1981, is one of the largest near shore live-bottom reefs in the southeastern United States. The sanctuary is located 17.5 nautical miles off Sapelo Island, GA, and one of 14 marine protected areas that make up the National Marine Sanctuary System that encompass more than 150,000 square miles of marine and Great Lakes waters from Washington State to the Florida Keys, and from Lake Huroon to American Samoa; and one of three marine sanctuaries that make up the Southeast Region. Within the 17-square-nautical-mile sanctuary, there are both rocky ledges and sandy flat places. The reefs' rock ledges, submerged beneath 60 to 70 feet of water, can be as tall as 6-8 feet and are highly complex-they have nooks and crannies and bumps and pl Read More Go to Site

		Great Barrier Reef @ nationalgeographic.com ^Votes:0 Earthpulse Home \| Resources & Links \| Credits © 2001 National Geographic Society. All rights reserved. Read More Go to Site

		Habitats: Coral Reefs - Characteristics ^Votes:0 Oceanography Space Sciences Blow the Ballast! CyberMail Search/Site Map Teachers' Corner Habitats: Coral Reefs - Characteristics Coral reefs are found almost exclusively in the seas and oceans between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Tropic of Cancer . In this region, water temperatures are warm and stable year-round (64 - 86 degrees Fahrenheit, 18-30 degrees Celsius), and longer days bathe the waters with sunlight. Though thriving coral reefs are a collection of many different plant and animal communities, the members of individual coral colonies ( polyps ) actually build the reef's limestone , or calcium carbonate, structure. Polyps consist of a tube and an oral disc , or mouth, surrounded by tentacles, which the polyps use to capture food. The tube and oral disc sit inside a calcium carb Read More Go to Site

		Hawai'i Coral Reef Network ^Votes:0 Aloha and welcome to the Hawai`i Coral reef Network!! Directory Seaweeds Articles Ecology Methods NEWS & EVENTS Invertebrates Curriculum Status Database Forum Fishes References Reefs PROJECTS List-Serve Glossary Slide shows MPAs QUEST Save Ours Seas Keoki's corner Workshops Remote Sensing WHAP Links GIS HCRI START HERE SEARCH MISSION Help support the Hawai'i Coral Reef Network! Buy your marine field guides and books from Amazon.com through our Bookstore If you have suggestions or comments please write Brian Tissot . Mahalo! Best Experienced with at 800 x 600 resolution Last update: 1/25/2005 Read More Go to Site

		Jeff's Nudibranch Site and Coral Reef Gallery ^Votes:0 ...an informative site featuring a modest collection of original underwater photos from my travels in the Philippine Islands Welcome!.......over 280 full-size underwater images in numerous galleries, arranged for easy browsing...........for specific inquiries try using the search link on this page...............click on one of the above samples for a preview.........see some short sea dragon video clips in Gallery IV............use the hyperlinks on the large table below for accessing MANY more underwater photos............thanks for visiting............I enjoy reading and answering all your e-mails...............if you have questions, SLUGgestions, comments or can assist with species names please e-mail me using the hyperlink at the bottom of the page or at:seaslugs@hotmail.com....... So Read More Go to Site

		Listing of directory: /Mchlsck/ ^Votes:0 Listing of directory: /Mchlsck/ FileName Last Modified Size README 31-Dec-1969 19:00 0K Read More Go to Site

		MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MUSEUM ^Votes:0 MPM Continue if you are not automatically redirected . Please use the navigation at left. ©Milwaukee Public Museum. 800 West Wells Street, Milwaukee, WI 53233. Privacy Policy . Usage Policy Read More Go to Site

		NOAA International Year of the Coral Reef 1997 ^Votes:0 Coral Reefs -- Rain Forests of the Sea "Pollution, overfishing, and overuse have put many of our unique reefs at risk. Their disappearance would destroy the habitat of countless species. It would unravel the web of marine life that holds the potential for new chemicals, new medicines, unlocking new mysteries. It would have a devastating effect on the coastal communities from Cairns to Key West, Florida - communities whose livelihood depends upon the reefs." Bill Clinton, President of the United States, August 1996 1997 was designated the International Year of the Coral Reef (IYOR). United States government agencies and more than 50 other organizations from around the globe sanctioned the 1997 IYOR to raise awareness of the value of coral reefs and the challenges they face. The IY Read More Go to Site

		NOAA's National Ocean Service ^Votes:0 New Lidar Data for Georgia and South Carolina... Deep Coral Mortality Identified in U.S. Virgin Islands... Removing Connecticut College Riverbank Debris... Coral Reef Conservation International Collaboration Marine Protected Areas National Marine Sanctuaries Ocean Exploration Oil and Chemical Spills Coastal Decision-making Tools Coastal Ecosystem Science Coastal Zone Management Coastal Monitoring and Observations Contaminants in the Environment Ecological Forecasting Harmful Algal Blooms National Estuarine Research Reserves Natural Hazards Assessment Natural Resource Restoration Training and Capacity- Building Aerial Photography and Shoreline Mapping Global Positioning Height Modernization Hydrographic Surveying Marine Navigation Tides and Currents One stop shopping for data, maps and imag Read More Go to Site

		NOAA's National Ocean Service: Retired NOS Web Sites: State of the Coast ^Votes:0 State of the Coast Web Site February 1998 - November 2001 On November 9, 2001, NOAA retired its State of the Coast Project Web site after 45 months on-line. Launched in February 1998 in response to then Vice President Gore's challenge that Federal agencies develop a "report card" on the state of the Nation's environment, the project produced 17 essays on a variety of coastal topics, three CD-ROMs, and a short video featuring former members and associates of the Stratton Commission. The essays remain available here as PDF files. The CD-ROMs and video are no longer available. The essays were organized in a pressure, state and response framework. The "state" of the environment, the centerpiece of the framework, focuses on conditions of environmental systems. Conditions res Read More Go to Site

		One Tree Island ^Votes:0 One Tree Island Research Station Uni Home / School of Biological Sciences Home / OTI Contents Home Contact us and Reservations OTI Information Brochure General Information Travel arrangements Accommodation Laboratories Cost Schedule Diving Information Boating/First Aid/Weather Bird Nesting Permits & Contacts Weather, Diving & Current Advice Medical Travel Insurance and First Aid For Maps and Aerial Photos of One Tree Island click here Page maintained by George Barrett Read More Go to Site

		Particles in my air ^Votes:0 A complex combination Despite everything you've read to this point, epidemiologist Suresh Moolgavkar of the University of Washington argues that the EPA proposal is "premature. ... Pollution is a very complex mixture, and there's simply not enough information to single out any one component and say that's responsible for the health effects." Instead of focusing on ozone and particulates, Moolgavkar says, the EPA should have attempted a more "holistic" approach. "Based on some kind of algorithm ( defined ) yet to be developed, a combination of pollutants might be regulated in some sense. You could add up carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and determine what levels of pollution are affecting human health." Such an approach, he says, "would afford some flexibility" to areas tha Read More Go to Site

		Reef Relief - Coral Reef Conservation: Science Education News Photos and Information ^Votes:0 Join Reef Relief Join our grassroot effort to protect coral reefs. For a tax deductible contribution of $50 or more, you'll receive an exclusive, members-only “ Protect Endangered Coral Reefs ” t-shirt. Click here for more information . . . Shop Support Reef Relief by shopping at our online Environmental Store. Featured Book: 50 Ways to Save the Ocean Sign Up! Sign up for our free mailing list to receive regular updates on coral reefs. Search ReefRelief.org WWW A nonprofit grassroots membership organization dedicated to Preserve and Protect Living Coral Reef Ecosystems through local, regional and international efforts. Home Coral Reef News What We Do Mission and Goals Accomplishments Our Five Year Plan Annual Report Who We Are Board of Directors Staff Current Programs Coral Read More Go to Site

		ScienceMaster - JumpStart -Coral Reefs ^Votes:0 Today is JumpStart - Life Science Coral Reefs* The web of life in the oceans The sea does not reward those who are too anxious, too greedy, or too impatient. One should lie empty, open, choiceless as a beach -- waiting for a gift from the sea. Anne Morrow Lindbergh (1906-____) US writer Coral reefs and associated seagrass and mangrove communities are among the most biologically complex and diverse ecosystems on Earth. They provide habitat to one-third of all marine fish species, build tropical islands, protect coasts from waves and storms, contain an array of potential pharmaceuticals, and support tourism and fishing industries worth billions of dollars. Coral reefs are also fundamental to the fabric of local communities, providing a source of food, materials, and traditional activities. R Read More Go to Site

		Sea and Sky's Reef Life ^Votes:0 Enter your search terms Submit search form Web www.seasky.org The world of the coral reef is one of the most diverse ecosystems on our planet. The sheer number of life forms in this environment rivals even that of the tropical rain forests. Built over thousands of years by tiny calcium-producing organisms, the reefs are a haven for countless thousands of life forms, some of which seem totally alien in form. It is a fairy tale world of bright colors and ever changing patterns. Only on the reef can one find living examples from nearly every group of organisms representing a billion years of evolution. Some of the oldest reefs today began growing over 25 million years ago. Diving on a coral reef is like entering another world. We have, in fact, spent less time and money exploring the world's Read More Go to Site

		SpringerLink Home - Main ^Votes:0 Athens Authentication Point Welcome! To use the personalized features of this site, please log in or register . If you have forgotten your username or password, we can help . My SpringerLink Marked Items Alerts Order History Saved Items All Favorites ??(??) ??(??) English Deutsch ??? ??? Français Español ??????? ??????? Welcome to SpringerLink! SpringerLink is one of the world's leading interactive databases for high-quality STM journals , book series , books , reference works and the Online Archives Collection. SpringerLink is a powerful central access point for researchers and scientists. more options Find content by keyword Query Builder Close \| Clear Title (ti) Summary (su) Author (au) ISSN (issn) ISBN (isbn) DOI (doi) And Or Not ( ) * (wildcard) "" (exact) Content type All ( Read More Go to Site

		The Blue Highway - The Lab, ABC Online ^Votes:0 © 2001 Australian Broadcasting Corporation \| Credits science@your.abc.net.au Read More Go to Site

		The Coral Disease Page ^Votes:0 Opening Introduction The Key Specific Diseases Reading Links You Can Do Contact Us The Coral Disease Page This site is designed to promote the exchange of information about diseases of hard or stony corals (scleractinians) and other reef organisms. These diseases have in common the ability to destroy the plants and animals that build the structural framework known as a coral reef. The remainder of this site consists of an introduction to diseases of coral reef ecosystems and a series of pages that discuss various diseases of hard corals, sea fans, and coralline algae that have been recognized on reefs thus far. You can go to information on a specific disease , or use a key that allows you to identify a potential disease based on some characteristic visual signs of each disease (abnormaliti Read More Go to Site

		The Coral Reef Alliance - Home ^Votes:0 Who We Are Our Mission 2006 Annual Report Staff Board of Directors Jobs at CORAL Volunteer Contact Us What We Do Our Approach Where We Work Microgrants Dive In To Earth Day News Latest Headlines CORAL in the News CORAL Press Releases Electronic Newsletter Print Newsletter CORAL Discussion Board Resource Library Tourism Guidelines Issue Briefs Best Practices Coral Reef Directory Education Library Coral Reef FAQ Coral Reef Photobank Support CORAL Donate Now Join, Renew, or Give a Gift Membership Business Membership Become a Friend of the Reef Workplace Giving Tribute & Memorial Gifts Stock Gifts & Estate Planning In-Kind Donations Volunteer Home Who We Are What We Do News Resource Library Support CORAL Proud Supporter of: Welcome to the Coral Reef Alliance -the only international organizatio Read More Go to Site

		The Coral Reef Alliance - Home ^Votes:0 Who We Are Our Mission 2006 Annual Report Staff Board of Directors Jobs at CORAL Volunteer Contact Us What We Do Our Approach Where We Work Microgrants Dive In To Earth Day News Latest Headlines CORAL in the News CORAL Press Releases Electronic Newsletter Print Newsletter CORAL Discussion Board Resource Library Tourism Guidelines Issue Briefs Best Practices Coral Reef Directory Education Library Coral Reef FAQ Coral Reef Photobank Support CORAL Donate Now Join, Renew, or Give a Gift Membership Business Membership Become a Friend of the Reef Workplace Giving Tribute & Memorial Gifts Stock Gifts & Estate Planning In-Kind Donations Volunteer Home Who We Are What We Do News Resource Library Support CORAL Proud Supporter of: Welcome to the Coral Reef Alliance -the only international organizatio Read More Go to Site

		The Coral Reef Ecology Home Page ^Votes:0 An Introduction to Coral Reefs Click here to go directly to information about coral anatomy . Click here to go directly to information about types of coral reefs . Click here to go directly to information about zooxanthellae . Click here to go directly to information about coral feeding . Click here to go directly to information about coral reproduction . Click here to go directly to information about coral diseases . Click here to go directly to information about coral bleaching . Click here to go directly to information about human caused threats to coral reefs . Click here to go directly to information about common Caribbean corals . Click here to go directly to information about animals associated with coral reefs . Literature Cited For information about the Coral Reef Ecology Home Pag Read More Go to Site

		Threats to Coral Reefs ^Votes:0 Threats to Coral Reefs Corals and coral reefs are extremely sensitive. Slight changes in the reef environment may have detrimental effects on the health of entire coral colonies. These changes may be due to a variety of factors, but they generally fall within two categories: natural disturbances and anthropogenic disturbances. Although natural disturbances may cause severe changes in coral communities, anthropogenic disturbances have been linked to the vast majority of decreases in coral cover and general colony health when coral reefs and humans occur together. One of the greatest threats to coral reefs is human expansion and development. As development continues to alter the landscape, the amount of freshwater runoff increases. This terriginous runoff may carry large amounts of sediment Read More Go to Site

		Underwater Photography ^Votes:0 Belize and Panama Underwater Photography Portfolios From the Smithsonian staff photographers at the National Museum of Natural History T he National Museum of Natural History's Caribbean Coral Reef Ecosystems operates a research station on Carrie Bow Cay off Belize, Central America. From a small island sitting atop the world's second largest barrier reef, Smithsonian scientists as well as visiting scientists from throughout the world are able to study a continuous ocean environment from mangrove communities to coral reef. Photographers Carl Hansen and Laurie Minor-Penland, from the National Museum of Natural History branch of the Office of Printing and Photographic Services, conducted an underwater photographic survey off Belize. There they documented underwater transitions...the changing Read More Go to Site

		UOG Marine Lab Live Coral Spawning ^Votes:0 UOG Marine Lab Live Coral Spawning Read More Go to Site

		We're Sorry: That Page Doesn't Exist - Environmental Defense ^Votes:0 Search this site We partner with businesses, governments and communities to find practical environmental solutions. Home Our Work What You Can Do Donate For the Media About Us We're Sorry: That Page Doesn't Exist We're Sorry: That Page Doesn't Exist Either the content you're looking for has either been retired, or the address you followed is incorrect. Please check to make sure the address was right Use the navigation at left or the search box above to find other material on the same subject Our most popular pages Global Warming by the Numbers Ten chilling facts, 2007 What Will Global Warming Inaction Cost? Global Warming Index: Costs of Inaction How to Cut Your Catalog Waste Find out how you can reduce waste and pollution, and free some space in your mailbox, with a minimum of effort. The Read More Go to Site

		We're Sorry: That Page Doesn't Exist - Environmental Defense ^Votes:0 Search this site We partner with businesses, governments and communities to find practical environmental solutions. Home Our Work What You Can Do Donate For the Media About Us We're Sorry: That Page Doesn't Exist We're Sorry: That Page Doesn't Exist Either the content you're looking for has either been retired, or the address you followed is incorrect. Please check to make sure the address was right Use the navigation at left or the search box above to find other material on the same subject Our most popular pages What Will Global Warming Inaction Cost? Global Warming by the Numbers Ten chilling facts, 2007 Global Warming Index: Costs of Inaction How to Cut Your Catalog Waste Find out how you can reduce waste and pollution, and free some space in your mailbox, with a minimum of effort. The Read More Go to Site

		Welcome to the Reef Education Network ^Votes:0 --> © 2001 The University of Queensland Originally produced by the University of Sydney and Tech Talk Australia . Contact webmaster@cms.uq.edu.au The views expressed on this Web site and additional links are not necessarily the views of the Commonwealth and the Commonwealth does not accept responsibility in respect of any information of advice given in relation to this material. This Web site was financially supported by the Commonwealth Departments of Industry, Science and Tourism; under the Science and technology Awareness Program and Environment Australia's Coasts and Clean Seas. Read More Go to Site

		www.palaeo.de - Palaeontology, Geobiology, Biodiversity, Evolution of the Earth ^Votes:0 www.palaeo.de - Palaeontology, Geobiology, Biodiversity, Evolution of the Earth http://palaeo.de/ Read More Go to Site

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