Deep Diving Scientists Discover Bubbling CO2 Hotspot: Coral reefs are fragile environments impacted by warming, acidification, and pollution. The recognized threats to coral reefs, however, often exclude the possible role of groundwater inputs

J. Evaristo

Deep Diving Scientists Discover Bubbling CO2 Hotspot: Coral reefs are fragile environments impacted by warming, acidification, and pollution. The recognized threats to coral reefs, however, often exclude the possible role of groundwater inputs

J. Evaristo

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Original language	English
Publisher	Springer Nature
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 5 Dec 2020

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Evaristo, J. (2020). Deep Diving Scientists Discover Bubbling CO2 Hotspot: Coral reefs are fragile environments impacted by warming, acidification, and pollution. The recognized threats to coral reefs, however, often exclude the possible role of groundwater inputs. Web publication/site, Springer Nature. https://sustainabilitycommunity.springernature.com/posts/deep-diving-scientists-discover-bubbling-co2-hotspot

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