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Coral reefs in the emergency room: continued carbon emissions will increase the need for intensive care

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Coral reefs in the emergency room: continued carbon emissions will increase the need for intensive care (English)

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carbon dioxide emissions

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Kenneth RN Anthony

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Jeffrey A Maynard

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June 2011

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Carbon Management

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2

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3

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215-218

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