Are Coral Reefs Disappearing? 

From Australia. Our Professor Ridd lost his job for saying our Barrier Reef is not dying.

Previously watched several people involved in protecting the great barrier reef saying it is actually thriving.

The great barrier reef is at its greatest extent ever. Coral scares in Australia began in the 1980s, and they happen about once every 4-5 years when 'researchers' are running low on grant funds.

Finally! Some decent science rather than emotive scaremongering. Well done!

You know the content is gonna be good when you get the RU-vid label warning on "Climate change."

In Australia the Great Barrier Reef is in pristine condition. You can visit it anytime you want and it's beautiful. Of course you can keep telling us that it's dying but it's clear it's not.

Thank you for speaking the truth. Professor Peter Ridd had recently posted a video 2 days ago explaining the difference types or species of coral that become affected more than other coral, such as the Acropora that is affected by tropical cyclones and bleaching. But in10 years or less, the Acropora coral reestablishes itself in numbers.

What a great young person Linnea is...! Andrew from England

The same species of corals that live in the great barrier reef are also found off the coast of Vietnam and there the water is two degrees warmer than in Australia 🤔 and they have no problems there.

A breath of sanity in an insane world! Thank you

Ask the CCP who is doing the most coral destruction?

Linea is a peach!

she sure makes temperatures rise

Love these shorts, great information. Will definitely order book.

There's more coral reef now than ever the coral reef like warm water and we've got one water and we got more coral reef so get over it

Loving all the shorts you guys are putting out! Going to make countering talking points so much easier.

much of the damage to the Great Barrier Reef occurred during cyclone seasons. Which is typically accompanied with an influx offresh water. Put fresh water in a saltwater aquarium and see what happens

oooh i like the new look Linnea

Keep up the good work yourselves and the Climate Discussion Nexus are a regular source of sanity.

4k is the way to go, Great message

Hanuma Bay in Oahu and Mermaid Reef in Abaco were spectacular the first time I visited them. On the most recent visits to these places, all coral was dead and covered with silt. Too many tourists with sunblock may be the reason.

Thanks again for, as always, presenting the truth in a calm, clear, rational manner! Sad thing is that fear propaganda, anything with high emotional content, is what the average MSM viewer wants to see...It brings up the advertising revenues. Watch the old movie "Network 1976".

Thanks Linnea, keep up the good work.

Saved to my HIStory Is A Set Of Lies Agreed Upon.

Thank you for speaking truth. Kind regards.

Thank you Dear Linnea Lucken and all Heartland Institute. I will add this video to Climate Realism playlist.

Thank you. It is wonderful to see and hear facts instead of alarmist nonsense.

I went to the Great Barrier Reef to count acanthaster planki in the early 90’s. It hasn’t changed since then.

Holy heckers batman, this woman will make someone a wonderful wife. Thanks for being so real and telling it how it is! Refreshing!

Top quality , thanks so much for this will subscribe !

It's always been about profit and control. It was never about the climate.

sort of reminds me of the prairie fires that happen where i'm from. Some "expert" says it will be 100 years before the top soil is rebuilt to grow grass. The year after the fire it is the greenest spot in the whole pasture because all the dead grass is gone. New growth happens the same year, or after the winter is over, depending on when the fire happened.

What a beautiful young lady these videos should be played in every school on the planet.. instead of that scaremongering dropkick Al Gore..👏👏👌..

Coral is mostly Calcium carbonate, carbonate comes from CO2 dissolved in water. Hence more CO2 in our world means more 'food' for new coral reefs.

I've been watching the coral story and this video appeared in my timeline. Thank you, it sets the record straight in so many ways. Also love the website that goes with it. It is also a great resource. 👍 Any RU-vid video like this that comes with the blue "warning" band is well worth watching. I learned that during Covid. They're usually the best resources on the internet.

Good information, formation, thank you.

Coral reefs dye off when large amounts of fresh water is dumped into the ocean from storms,

If its is so bad, why are tourists still allowed to ramble all over it???

Fresh water after a storm and flooding also harms coral reefs.

I just was on zanzibar. Zanzibar used to be a giant coral reef (and under water). Coral reefs come and go

Amazing how there is a context climate change banner attached to this actual facts on the Great Barrier Reef. 🤣

Nature will look after herself, she has been doing it pretty well now for millions of years.

The last i saw was the reefs are increasing in area over the past decade.

Interesting how under the video there is no ability to share the link.....

I doubt the sunscreen part. There aren't thousands or millions of people covered in sunscreen swimming on the reef.

Great video but please can you post it without the awful, distracting background music, please? 🙏

Like people old ones die and new ones are born.

The reefs that I fish is absolute thriving, the wind here in North Queensland has stopped nearly all fishing for over 3 months now

Ok, pay attention now. This is important: i have checked with the Australian Institute of Marine Biology. One the one hand they have stated that the great barrier reef has recovered from earlier blows but on the other hand they say there is a danger from too many blows in short time succession and that the kind of coral recovery is rather one sided ie, it has an impact on the bio diversity of the reef. So, not the extend in quantity is important but the quality. They also do not claim the reef is dying which is what the media say. And then there are articles on the website about the dangers of climate change. Conclusion, how is the average person to know what is real? Do i take Reed's side and trust him so i then do not trust the institute? Hard to know. Like w almost everything, the positivos do not see the bad side or claim it is not important. The negativos always point to where things go wrong and project more bad stuff happening in the future. All this in context of a conversation w a biologist friend of mine who is clearly on the doom side who pulled out example after example of 'evidence'. I dont know where the truth lies anymore, HELP!

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It's all about the narrative. If they can't scare you, they can't control you.

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Why would she describe coral that had bleached because the living organisms that build it and colour it had left? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WHv5qxC927s.html

once you're sufficiently concerned with the environment, one will naturally seek the information on co2, specifically its "greenhouse gas" properties. then, once you follow the math to see just how dire the situation is for yourself, you notice how utterly trivial it is. less than 1% temp differences from co2's heat retention properties. co2, even if it was 100% of the atmosphere, could not increase the temps on earth more than 1%, thats simply the physics on how much heat it can "hold" (bad way to say it but thats the nomenclature of today). do your own research

nice dodge

No they come and go wake up It’s a planet

This lady is not only beautiful but she is intelligent and intellectual. What a combination. Any chance of a date 🌹🌹❤❤

Look up the heartland institute. Yes, coral reefs are dying. The data is clear.

nice work. Keep it up.

Concerns about Eastern Australia's Great Barrier Reef, Western Australia's Ningaloo Reef and All Australia's Coastal/River Marine Environments is Based on More than Just the Condition of the Coral. Australian's, Including Native Australian's Love to Fish for and Eat Fish, Sharks, Turtles Etc. Plus Australians are Very Good at Fishing and been Fishing for Hundreds of Years, Thousands of Years for the Natives. At Times Australia has Mostly Accidentally, Damaged the Coral when Fishing. Hence the Constant Reminders to Care for the Marine Life Including Coral is to Allow the Marine Life to Recover Before They go Extinct. But Bigger Picture Issues of Possible Ocean Rises and Increased Temperature is Also a Concern. Good Topic.

Very very weak and incomplete, how many rings equal 60,000,000? Fossils in mountains? How and when did fossils climb up into the mountains? I bet there were millions of sea shells in the mountains too! Hmm 🧐 Common sense or as I call it God’s sense is a thing of the past. So sorry you can’t see creation in anything. It’s everywhere in everything you only need common sense, faith and heart. God Bless

could it be decades of radioactive water being dumped into the ocean by Japan?

Oil company shills say "nothing to see here" - continue to makes us billionaires at the expense of the planet.

60,000,000 years? Really 😮 please explain how you arrived at that number. Before that no coral? Just evolved like us humans and blueberries. When did blueberries first appear, 60,000,000? Why not the evolution genie can do anything.

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How much did it cost to sell your soul linnea?

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