Please commit to limiting atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations to no more than 450 ppm in the short-term, and reducing them to 350ppm in the long-term.
Sincerely,
Stephanie Schopmeyer
University of Miami/RSMAS
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Dr .Lynton S. Land
10 years ago
Emeritus Prof. Geological Sciences and E. Allday Centennial Chair in subsurface geology
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Anonymous
10 years ago
University of Oxford
ISRS member
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Anthony W Larkum
10 years ago
One of the original advocates in this field
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Rodrigo MOURA
10 years ago
Rodrigo L. Moura, PhD
Professor, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro. BRAZIL
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Peter Abraham (Australia)
10 years ago
Share knowledge with those who are not signing this petition
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Alicante, Spain
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Malik Naumann
10 years ago
Marine ecologist
ISRS member
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NicholasPolunin
10 years ago
It is good to see the climate-change sceptics on the back foot but recognition of the seriousness of the plight of coral reefs has scarcely sunk in, even among those who should be well informed and/or who should have an interest (e.g. divers)
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Mark Tupper
10 years ago
Director, Coastal Resources Association and
Senior Marine Sciences Manager, Amec Foster Wheeler Environment and Infrastructure
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Antin
10 years ago
So sad.
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Noor azariyah
10 years ago
Stop/monitor all the heavy industries that polluting the air and water and we can save our Marine world!
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Kristen Soong
10 years ago
Research student from University of the Ryukyus, Okinawa
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Felicity Kuek
10 years ago
PhD candidate at James Cook University, Australia
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David Weinstein
10 years ago
JSPS Post-doctoral fellow
University of the Ryukyus
I am a marine geology PhD specializing in coral reef sedimentation processes. The level of threat coral reefs currently is greater than at any time in their long geological history. This is mostly due to human-induced local and global stresses. However, we can also make a difference and stop this trend if we act now.
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Nicola Fraser
10 years ago
I am not a member is ISRS but I am a marine scientist, diver, and concerned citizen.
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Dr. Mohamed Eltayeb
10 years ago
Corals reef are unique ceartures deserves to be conserved
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Professor David Vousden
10 years ago
Professor of Ocean Governance - Rhodes University, South Africa
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Professor Andrew Price
10 years ago
Emeritus Professor, Warwick
Honorary Professor, York
International marine environmental consultant
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Robyn Delamore
10 years ago
As the song goes.."you don't know what you've got till it's gone" so please pull out the stops to thwart the demise of yet another of the wonderful things in this world.
Please commit to limiting atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations to no more than 450 ppm in the short-term, and reducing them to 350ppm in the long-term. Sincerely, Stephanie Schopmeyer University of Miami/RSMAS
Emeritus Prof. Geological Sciences and E. Allday Centennial Chair in subsurface geology
University of Oxford ISRS member
One of the original advocates in this field
Rodrigo L. Moura, PhD Professor, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro. BRAZIL
Share knowledge with those who are not signing this petition
Alicante, Spain
Marine ecologist ISRS member
It is good to see the climate-change sceptics on the back foot but recognition of the seriousness of the plight of coral reefs has scarcely sunk in, even among those who should be well informed and/or who should have an interest (e.g. divers)
Director, Coastal Resources Association and Senior Marine Sciences Manager, Amec Foster Wheeler Environment and Infrastructure
So sad.
Stop/monitor all the heavy industries that polluting the air and water and we can save our Marine world!
Research student from University of the Ryukyus, Okinawa
PhD candidate at James Cook University, Australia
JSPS Post-doctoral fellow University of the Ryukyus I am a marine geology PhD specializing in coral reef sedimentation processes. The level of threat coral reefs currently is greater than at any time in their long geological history. This is mostly due to human-induced local and global stresses. However, we can also make a difference and stop this trend if we act now.
I am not a member is ISRS but I am a marine scientist, diver, and concerned citizen.
Corals reef are unique ceartures deserves to be conserved
Professor of Ocean Governance - Rhodes University, South Africa
Emeritus Professor, Warwick Honorary Professor, York International marine environmental consultant
As the song goes.."you don't know what you've got till it's gone" so please pull out the stops to thwart the demise of yet another of the wonderful things in this world.