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Marine heatwaves increasing in frequency, changing seabird environments

Tasmanian Examiner, Other, 26/07/2023, Duncan Bailey A global review from BirdLife Australia and CSIRO provided insights into how seabirds would […]

How Much do Marine Heatwaves Cost the Economy?

Maritime Executive, Other, 01/11/2021 The economic losses can amount to billions of dollars Coral bleaching can occur as a result […]

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