Monthly Archives: May 2016

Florida’s coral reef is disintegrating.  This large and important reef is literally breaking down because of acidification, as opposed to the more familiar bleaching in other places due to high water temperatures.  The pace at which this is happening is … Continue reading →

CO2 report.  Last year the April average at Mauna Loa was 403.26 ppm.   This year I am quite sure the gain will be more than 4 ppm, to around 407.5.  It is likely that the annual peak month of … Continue reading →