Impact of Climate Change on Corals

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#Climate_Change is found to be the greatest global threat to #coral_reef_systems.

Scientific evidences indicates the global temperature is increasing which leads to high warming that results in high occurrence of #coral_bleaching





The increase in warming is due to the high emission of #green_house gases in which #carbon_dioxide plays a major role which may leads to reduce #calcification rates in #reef_building and #reef_associated organism and also alters the seawater chemistry by decreasing in pH. This process is called #ocean_acidification.

To know more about #climate_change and their impacts on #coral and #coastal_ecosystem, join us on "World Congress on Climate Change" during October 15-16, 2018 at Rome, Italy

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