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Botany Bay Oyster Reef Success | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader

Botany Bay Oyster Reef Success | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader
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Botany Bay Oyster Reef Success | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader

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Report recommends demolition of Dolls Point wharf

Report recommends demolition of Dolls Point wharf
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Macquarie-Led Research Team Warns of Coastal Habitats in Peril

Seventeen thousand years ago you could walk from Germany to England, from Russia to America, from mainland Australia to Tasmania. Sea levels were about 120 metres lower than today. But, as the last Ice Age ended, the oceans rose quickly by one metre

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Coastal News Today | World - Mangroves, marshes & coral could be devastated with 2 degree warming: Study

A new study has found that important coastal ecosystem hotspots like mangroves, coastal marshes and coral reefs can be devastated by just two degrees Celsius of global warming.

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