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January 20, 2015
How much fracking is happening in the Gulf of Mexico?

By John Light. January 10, 2015     Grist.org We don’t know nearly enough about the fracking that’s already going on in the U.S. — that’s the point of two lawsuits filed this past week by environmental advocates against the federal government. In the first suit, an environmental group is suing the feds to get […]

FL Water and Land Conservation Comments Open

The Senate Committee on Environmental Preservation and Conservation is currently taking public comment on the implementation of the Water and Land Conservation Amendment passed by Florida voters in November 2014. Submit your comments  at the link below. http://www.flsenate.gov/media/topics/wlc  

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December 15, 2014
Sweetest Knights Fudge Supports Reef Relief

Hey check it out!  Sweetest Knights  is supporting Reef Relief through a portion of  its sales. Customers can chose the cause to support in their nominate a cause drop down box.  Visit their website at http://www.sweetestknights.com/ Tis the season for fudge and giving back! #fudge #fundraising #nonprofit #reefrelief #sweetestknights #keywest

December 15, 2014
Check out Reef Relief’s Ed. Coordinator, Carly Shabo and Coral Campers on the #ClimateSelfie Project

Check the Climate Selfie Project website out at http://climateselfieproject.org/gallery/nov-dec-2014/

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December 9, 2014
Australian foreign minister says reef not in danger but what do her own scientists say?

Graham Readfearn Monday 24 November 2014 23.16 EST .The Guardian Australia’s foreign minister Julie Bishop should apologise for claiming the Great Barrier Reef is “not in danger” from climate change, according to enough scientific evidence to form a small coral atoll. Sorry. Too glib? When the minister representing Australia at the next major United Nations climate […]

Great Job Key West High School Reef Relief Club!

  Students removed 248.56 lbs of marine debris from the shores of Key West. Thanks to Parrot Key  Resort and Sunset Water Sports!  

November 25, 2014
Study: Bleaching events impair long-term coral reproduction

19 November 2014 .Smithsonian Magazine A new study by Florida State University and Smithsonian Institution biologists shows that bleaching events brought on by rising sea temperatures are having a detrimental long-term impact on coral. Bleaching—a process where high water temperatures or UV light stresses the coral to the point where it loses its symbiotic algal […]

November 25, 2014
World Parks Congress aims to protect a third of oceans in marine parks

Linda Vergnani ABC Environment  First posted 20 Nov 2014 AT LEAST 30 PER CENT of the world's oceans should be protected as marine parks where fishing and mining are banned, according to a new target set at the close of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature's World Parks Congress in Sydney yesterday. The sharply increased […]