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It’s the science that’s rotten, not the Reef

It is remarkable that the world has been convinced that one of its most pristine ecosystems is on its last legs. The science behind this claim is wrong … but no-one wants to remedy the problem.

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Scientific cancel culture exposed

An inquiry into Great Barrier Reef farming yields remarkable confessions as institutions are challenged by evidence.

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Associate Professor Gerd Schroder-Turk - Murdoch University

Uni acts on outspoken professor to silence all

They have taken the whistle from the blower and will cripple him in court.

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Is the reef really in danger or not?

Despite having data of coral growth rates for the last few centuries, there is no data for the last 15 years. We don’t know how the reef has fared since 2005.

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The Great Barrier reef danger.

Science beyond latte crowd

In the regions we want evidence before we close down our big employers.

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