ISRS Stop Climate Change Killing Coral Reefs

I support this statement: The International Society for Reef Studies calls on all nations and negotiators at the Paris Climate Change Conference to 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.

I agree with the request. The International Society for Reef Studies calls on all nations and negotiators at the Paris Climate Change Conference to 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.

Professor, Department of Biology, Universidad del Valle, Cali, Colombia. ISRS member.

It's our duty to keep our mother Earth as beautiful as it is

Pdt Francenanorecif, Association Loi 1901

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. ISRS member.

Biology UNAM

Universidad NacionaL Autónoma de México Facultad de Estudios Superiores Zaragoza Biología

Project Scientist, CSA Ocean Sciences Inc. ISRS Member

Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC, USA ISRS member

Help safe rain forest of sea

save coral, save earth

UC Berkeley and a member of ISRS.. Anyone spending time in the ocean sees the adverse impact of the climate change we are experiencing. We all need to address this critical global problem.

as a diver who has seen two mass bleaching events since beginning to dive in 1998, a third such event in less than 20 years is an issue of grave concern and significant importance, we must all do whatever we can to prevent this disaster from repeating itself until nothing is left in our waters

Marine scientist and a member of the international society for reef studies ISRS

Been watching this for 25 years. It's now or never time. PADI msdt 62810

UCLA. Because there are still so many shallow-water coral reefs I have yet to dive at!

lets act #1002050 #100possible #climate

Temple University

We have to help by supporting this advice of the scientists who know.