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BREAKING: The Great Barrier Reef suffering ‘most severe’ coral bleaching on record. This is the FIFTH bleaching event in EIGHT years. This is a CLEAR sign that our climate and oceans are heating at unprecedented rates: No time to wait. #ActOnClimate

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Timvor 2 Jahren

More climate propaganda from the cult. They tried this before and ended with the reef being in the best condition ever. NEVER TRUST A CLIMATE CULTIST.

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Jim Steelevor 2 Jahren

Weaponizing Weather to Dishonestly Blame Coral Bleaching on a Climate Change

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Anthony Pennacchiovor 2 Jahren

no its not - nothing is "clear signs" thats not science

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Billy Bob Hallvor 2 Jahren

Just checked. The Great Barrier Reef is doing just fine thank you very much. The same fineness as last year ant the previous 30 years etc. Nothing to see here people - Move along. 🤠😎

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Mr Longthornevor 2 Jahren

wrong again, the reef has grown by 30/40 % in the last ten years.where are the fact checkers ?

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Eric Robertsonvor 2 Jahren

Stop and think: if it's been bleaching for the last 50Y, how is there any coral left to bleach? It recovers and bleaches in a cycle and has for millennia. Stop the grift!

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Truthful Humanvor 2 Jahren

It Grew by 40% last year STOP liying

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Tyler Derdanvor 2 Jahren

Why don’t the alarmists have any common sense… if the seas are warming globally and the most diverse corals are in the warmest seas on earth then it means there is more sea that is warm enough to support coral reefs.

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Our Human Franchisevor 2 Jahren

Why are coral reefs always in the warmest waters?

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Konavor 2 Jahren

The bleaching, is actually bullshit. On a regular basis, the coral swaps in and out particular kinds of tiny animals that reside in the coral, and then those animals move on. Hence the bleaching appearance. The coral is fine,

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