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    quality‚ shipping‚ climate change etc. (Environmental Threats). One of the main reasons is overfishing (Environmental Threats). For example‚ the species of Crown-of-thorns Starfish have killed a large portion of the Great Barrier Reef (Happening to GBR). This starfish has few predators because humans are overfishing many of them (Crown-of-thorns Starfish). To prevent future damage‚ humans must stop overfishing so species that are destroying the reef can be destroyed. Also‚ the pollution brought by

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    ruined. Carl Safina‚ the author of Article 1 believed that management techniques should change from having a focus on ‘how much can we take?’ to ‘how much must we leave?’ This would encourage more fish to be left in the sea and help prevent the overfishing of popular species such as tuna‚ cod and salmon. Also‚ Safina mentions that a lack of communication between scientists and the fisheries has meant that safe practises to sustain current fish populations have not been completed. A focus on better

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    carnivorous sponges and octopi. The twin threats of global warming and overfishing threaten Antarctica’s biodiversity. A 2008 report commissioned by WWF warned that if global temperatures rise 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit (2 degrees Celsius) above pre-industrial averages‚ sea ice in the Southern Ocean could shrink by 10 to 15 percent. If that happens‚ ice-dependant species will lose habitat and food sources. Already‚ experts warn that overfishing of krill‚ the shrimp-like basis of the Antarctic food chain‚ could

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    rise. If‚ on the other hand‚someone was in charge of keeping their own land clean‚ they would be more conscious about their one ‘tiny’ action. The Bluefin tuna population all over the world is decreasing due to tragedy of the commons. People are overfishing these tuna on public land‚ even though

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    2. In the trade scenario in Problem 1‚ due to overfishing‚ Norway becomes unable to catch the quantity of fish that it could in previous years. This change causes both a reduction in the potential quantity of fish that can be produced in Norway‚ and an increase in the relative world price for fish‚ Pf/Pa. A. Show how the overfishing problem can result in a decline in welfare for Norway. B. Also show how it is possible that the overfishing problem could result in an increase in welfare for

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    issue that is presented is a declining big fish population. This problem finds its origins in commercial fishing and the overfishing of our oceans. A two year study was conducted by Jeremy Jackson of the Scripps Institute of Oceanography that showed 90% of big fish (swordfish and tuna) had been depleted from the ocean. A federal law was proposed to protect the oceans from overfishing but it was not approved. Jackson claims that‚ because fish populations are so low‚ 30-50% of the ocean may need to be

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    Sea otter populations and kelp forests If the population of sea otters decreases‚ then the kelp forest will be in terrible danger. 10. I believe that it will take a very long time for the otter population to reach healthy numbers. The overfishing needs

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    Coral Reef Research Paper

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    Coral reefs have existed on this planet for approximately 450 million years. They provide an extremely diverse marine ecosystem. (Bellwood and Wainwirght2002) Coral reefs are the largest natural structures in the world and occur in over 100 countries. They are the result of a remarkable relationship between coral animals and microscopic algae. The microscopic algae (zooxanthellae) coverts sunlight and carbon dioxide into oxygen (photosynthesis) and carbohydrates for the coral animals (polyps)

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    Topic :Coral Reefs Grade 10 subject: Geography Table of Contexts What is a Coral Reef? Where are they located? Types of coral reefs Other types of coral reefs Man’s impact on the coral reef Rehabilitation of Coral Reefs Bibliography What is a Coral reef? Coral reefs are underwater structures made from calcium carbonate secreted by corals. Coral reefs are colonies of tiny animals found in marine waters that contain few

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    Title In addition to their necessary symbiotic relationship with coral‚ zooxanthellae also serve as the component responsible for the lush and vibrant colors of the coral reefs. A good indication of whether or not a reef is healthy is the amount of color present. Since the algae contains photosynthetic pigments‚ the degree of light it receives can alter the colors‚ hence the colorful reefs. The algae are sensitive to light and temperature‚ and expel zooxanthellae cells when they undergo conditions

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