May 05

ACCOUNT OF THE MALDIVES. 17 Feb 1837. Tthe south-east side of an island in Phaidee Pholo Atoll is entirely gone, but is marked by a banyan tree in the water.

ACCOUNT OF THE MALDIVES. (1837, February 17). The Hobart Town Courier (Tas. : 1827 – 1839), p. 4. Retrieved May […]

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Apr 04

End Of The Great Barrier Reef : This Afternoon. Tony Heller.

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Dec 02

FOLLOW THE SCIENCE : ‘SINKING’ ISLANDS CONTINUE TO EXPAND

https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/world/2020/11/low-lying-pacific-island-continuing-to-expand-despite-sea-level-rise-scientists.html?fbclid=IwAR1NxjiGCF6rJEltGS6ewcoEEEk4-pRX8atfx-3CiEM00WciqxWIphA-D8g An image showing the change on Jeh Island. Photo credit: University of Auckland / Supplied A low-lying inhabited island […]

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May 21

ACCOUNT OF THE MALDIVES. 17 Feb 1837. “the south-east side of an island in Phaidee Pholo Atoll is entirely gone, but is marked by a banyan tree in the water.”

ACCOUNT OF THE MALDIVES. (1837, February 17). The Hobart Town Courier (Tas. : 1827 – 1839), p. 4. Retrieved May […]

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Mar 09

CLIMATIC CHANGES IN THE PAST. 19 July 1924. “In all probability the Barrier Reef once extended much further southwards than at present. There are to be found masses of dead coral, where no living coral now occurs. This would suggest that, in all probability, there has been a cooling of the sea water. Certain it is that climate is changing continuously.”

CLIMATIC CHANGES IN THE PAST. (1924, July 19). The Queenslander (Brisbane, Qld. : 1866 – 1939), p. 14. Retrieved March […]

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