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This type of work really matters, corals selected for restoration might, for example, be more resistant to warmer ocean temperatures and bleaching, exhibit skeletal properties that are able to withstand more intense wave energy, or traits that might make them more resistant to disease or other environmental stressors. – Thomas Frazer	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Even the most robust corals require nearly a decade to recover. So we're really losing that window of recovery, we're getting back-to-back bleaching events, back-to-back heat waves. And, and the corals just aren't adapting to these new conditions. – Jodie Rummer	Found on CNN 1 year ago
The early indications are that the mortality won’t be very high, we are hoping that we will see most of the coral that is bleached recover and we will end up with an event rather more like 2020 when, yes, there was mass bleaching, but there was low mortality. – David Wachenfeld	Found on FOX News 1 year ago
If the water temperature decreases, bleached corals can recover from this stress. It is important to remember that we had a mass bleaching event in 2020, but there was very low coral mortality. – David Wachenfeld	Found on CNN 2 years ago
So we're really losing that window of recovery. We're getting back-to-back bleaching events, back-to-back heat waves. And, and the corals just aren't adapting to these new conditions. – Jodie Rummer	Found on CNN 2 years ago
Even the most robust corals require nearly a decade to recover, so we're really losing that window of recovery. We're getting back-to-back bleaching events, back-to-back heat waves. And, and the corals just aren't adapting to these new conditions. – Jodie Rummer	Found on CNN 2 years ago
We saw record-breaking temperatures all along the length of the Great Barrier Reef, there wasn't a cool portion in the north, or a cool portion in the south this time around, the whole Barrier Reef was hot so the bleaching we have seen this year is the most extensive so far. – Terry Hughes	Found on Reuters 3 years ago
We are all in shock really at how quick this has happened, three severe bleaching events in five years is not something we anticipated happening until the middle of the century. – Terry Hughes	Found on CNN 4 years ago
The current CDC guidance says the general public does not need to be wearing surgical masks, the best protection is to focus on social distancing, hand-washing, not touching their faces and bleaching high touch surfaces. – Jaimie Meyer	Found on FOX News 4 years ago
We intended this paper to serve as a humble blueprint for how researchers can use this technology to study the functions of coral genes, we are currently conducting experiments investigating how specific genes regulate coral skeletal formation, or calcification, for example. However, we expect this technique could be useful to identify genes involved in many other ecologically important traits such as thermal tolerance or coral bleaching. – Marie Strader	Found on FOX News 6 years ago
The central section of the reef is now displaying the same extent of bleaching as in the north, going over those reefs this year, you can tell how low the coral cover was. It was shocking to see the fallout from last year's event. – Dr James Kerry	Found on CNN 7 years ago
The severity and frequency of these [bleaching] events means slow-growing corals won't have time to come back, if all the coral bleaches and dies, it's no longer a coral reef. The coral skeletons are quickly colonized by algae which turns them dark in color. – Sean Connolly	Found on CNN 7 years ago
Some Easter Island statues are at risk of being lost to the sea because of coastal erosion, many of the world's most important coral reefs, including in the islands of New Caledonia in the western Pacific, have suffered unprecedented coral bleaching linked to climate change this year. Climate change could eventually even cause some World Heritage sites to lose their status. – Adam Markham	Found on Reuters 7 years ago
This has been the saddest research trip of my life, almost without exception, every reef we flew across showed consistently high levels of bleaching, from the reef slope right up onto the top of the reef. We flew for 4000 kilometers (2,485 miles) in the most pristine parts of the Great Barrier Reef and saw only four reefs that had no bleaching. The severity is much greater than in earlier bleaching events in 2002 or 1998. – Terry Hughes	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
The bleaching now is not just restricted to the hard corals. There’s also extensive bleaching in the soft corals, and it is also affecting anemones and giant clams. – Jodie Rummer	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
I witnessed a sight underwater that no marine biologist, and no person with a love and appreciation for the natural world for that matter, wants to see, the bleaching now is not just restricted to the hard corals. There’s also extensive bleaching in the soft corals, and it is also affecting anemones and giant clams. – Jodie Rummer	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
We are currently experiencing the longest globalcoral bleaching event ever observed, we may be looking at a 2- to 2-year-long event. Some areas have already seen bleaching two years in a row. – Mark Eakin	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
The 2010 Southeast Asia event was only six years ago, we're seeing global bleaching again now. Research shows that the frequency of mass bleaching events is increasing because of global warming. The corals are being hit again and again. – Mark Eakin	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
Last year’s bleaching at Lisianski Atoll was the worst our scientists have seen, almost one and a half square miles of reef bleached last year and are now completely dead. – Randy Kosaki	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
We need to act locally and think globally to address these bleaching events. Locally produced threats to coral, such as pollution from the land and unsustainable fishing practices, stress the health of corals and decrease the likelihood that corals can either resist bleaching, or recover from it. – Jennifer Koss	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
Almost one and a half square miles of reef bleached last year and are now completely dead. we need to act locally and think globally to address these bleaching events. Locally produced threats to coral, such as pollution from the land and unsustainable fishing practices, stress the health of corals and decrease the likelihood that corals can either resist bleaching, or recover from it. – Jennifer Koss	Found on FOX News 8 years ago

This type of work really matters, corals selected for restoration might, for example, be more resistant to warmer ocean temperatures and bleaching, exhibit skeletal properties that are able to withstand more intense wave energy, or traits that might make them more resistant to disease or other environmental stressors.

– Thomas Frazer

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Even the most robust corals require nearly a decade to recover. So we're really losing that window of recovery, we're getting back-to-back bleaching events, back-to-back heat waves. And, and the corals just aren't adapting to these new conditions.

– Jodie Rummer

Found on CNN
1 year ago

The early indications are that the mortality won’t be very high, we are hoping that we will see most of the coral that is bleached recover and we will end up with an event rather more like 2020 when, yes, there was mass bleaching, but there was low mortality.

– David Wachenfeld

Found on FOX News
1 year ago

If the water temperature decreases, bleached corals can recover from this stress. It is important to remember that we had a mass bleaching event in 2020, but there was very low coral mortality.

– David Wachenfeld

Found on CNN
2 years ago

So we're really losing that window of recovery. We're getting back-to-back bleaching events, back-to-back heat waves. And, and the corals just aren't adapting to these new conditions.

– Jodie Rummer

Found on CNN
2 years ago

Even the most robust corals require nearly a decade to recover, so we're really losing that window of recovery. We're getting back-to-back bleaching events, back-to-back heat waves. And, and the corals just aren't adapting to these new conditions.

– Jodie Rummer

Found on CNN
2 years ago

We saw record-breaking temperatures all along the length of the Great Barrier Reef, there wasn't a cool portion in the north, or a cool portion in the south this time around, the whole Barrier Reef was hot so the bleaching we have seen this year is the most extensive so far.

– Terry Hughes

Found on Reuters
3 years ago

We are all in shock really at how quick this has happened, three severe bleaching events in five years is not something we anticipated happening until the middle of the century.

– Terry Hughes

Found on CNN
4 years ago

The current CDC guidance says the general public does not need to be wearing surgical masks, the best protection is to focus on social distancing, hand-washing, not touching their faces and bleaching high touch surfaces.

– Jaimie Meyer

Found on FOX News
4 years ago

We intended this paper to serve as a humble blueprint for how researchers can use this technology to study the functions of coral genes, we are currently conducting experiments investigating how specific genes regulate coral skeletal formation, or calcification, for example. However, we expect this technique could be useful to identify genes involved in many other ecologically important traits such as thermal tolerance or coral bleaching.

– Marie Strader

Found on FOX News
6 years ago

The central section of the reef is now displaying the same extent of bleaching as in the north, going over those reefs this year, you can tell how low the coral cover was. It was shocking to see the fallout from last year's event.

– Dr James Kerry

Found on CNN
7 years ago

The severity and frequency of these [bleaching] events means slow-growing corals won't have time to come back, if all the coral bleaches and dies, it's no longer a coral reef. The coral skeletons are quickly colonized by algae which turns them dark in color.

– Sean Connolly

Found on CNN
7 years ago

Some Easter Island statues are at risk of being lost to the sea because of coastal erosion, many of the world's most important coral reefs, including in the islands of New Caledonia in the western Pacific, have suffered unprecedented coral bleaching linked to climate change this year. Climate change could eventually even cause some World Heritage sites to lose their status.

– Adam Markham

Found on Reuters
7 years ago

This has been the saddest research trip of my life, almost without exception, every reef we flew across showed consistently high levels of bleaching, from the reef slope right up onto the top of the reef. We flew for 4000 kilometers (2,485 miles) in the most pristine parts of the Great Barrier Reef and saw only four reefs that had no bleaching. The severity is much greater than in earlier bleaching events in 2002 or 1998.

– Terry Hughes

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

The bleaching now is not just restricted to the hard corals. There’s also extensive bleaching in the soft corals, and it is also affecting anemones and giant clams.

– Jodie Rummer

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

I witnessed a sight underwater that no marine biologist, and no person with a love and appreciation for the natural world for that matter, wants to see, the bleaching now is not just restricted to the hard corals. There’s also extensive bleaching in the soft corals, and it is also affecting anemones and giant clams.

– Jodie Rummer

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

We are currently experiencing the longest globalcoral bleaching event ever observed, we may be looking at a 2- to 2-year-long event. Some areas have already seen bleaching two years in a row.

– Mark Eakin

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

The 2010 Southeast Asia event was only six years ago, we're seeing global bleaching again now. Research shows that the frequency of mass bleaching events is increasing because of global warming. The corals are being hit again and again.

– Mark Eakin

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

Last year’s bleaching at Lisianski Atoll was the worst our scientists have seen, almost one and a half square miles of reef bleached last year and are now completely dead.

– Randy Kosaki

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

We need to act locally and think globally to address these bleaching events. Locally produced threats to coral, such as pollution from the land and unsustainable fishing practices, stress the health of corals and decrease the likelihood that corals can either resist bleaching, or recover from it.

– Jennifer Koss

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

Almost one and a half square miles of reef bleached last year and are now completely dead. we need to act locally and think globally to address these bleaching events. Locally produced threats to coral, such as pollution from the land and unsustainable fishing practices, stress the health of corals and decrease the likelihood that corals can either resist bleaching, or recover from it.

– Jennifer Koss

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

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