Coral decline warns of ocean changes: Australian scientists SYDNEY – A sharp slowdown in coral growth on Australia's Great Barrier Reef since 1990 is a warning sign that precipitous changes in the world's oceans may be imminent, scientists said Friday. Strong evidence points to the cause being a combination of warmer seas and higher acidity from increased levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide, Australian Institute of...
Electrified artificial reef moves forward
The Miami Herald
The Miami Herald
LAUDERDALE-BY-THE-SEA, Fla. -- A federal agency is giving the green light to a proposal to install an...
World's best job starts with a trip to Barrier Reef
The Australian
The Australian
FOR most people, the first day on the job involves finding a desk and getting directions to the loo. But Ben Southall's big day began with a blitz of media interviews before being presented with the keys to a...
Murtagh ruled out of Coral-Eclipse after appeal rejected
The Daily Mail
The Daily Mail
Johnny Murtagh, Ballydoyle's No 1, will miss the ride on Rip Van Winkle in the Coral-Eclipse tomorrow week after losing his appeal against a five-day ban for careless riding at Royal Ascot. Meanwhile, the Jockey Club are...
The best of the Great Ocean Road
The Times
The Times
The Great Ocean Road is unquestionably one of the great drives of the world. Stretching from the sleepy town of Torquay to the South Australian border, the road weaves along the southern coast of Victoria revealing...
Question at Answers: Want to relax? Go to sea
Arab News
Arab News
Nadia Al-Dossary I nana_alsale@yahoo.com GAZING at the waves of the sea never fails to amaze me or encourage me. It is the trigger for inner spirits to imagine and create. My favorite vacation destinations are located...
Murtagh to miss Coral-Eclipse ride aboard Derby fourth Rip Van Winkle
The Guardian
The Guardian
• Jockey fails in bid to reduce ban imposed at Royal Ascot • Aidan O'Brien stable jockey also loses £500 appeal deposit...
By the sea
The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe
Before by-the-sea was added to its name, the coastal town of Manchester was the summer home for Charles Hopkinson...
Sea link to consume 1,000 KW power a day
The Times of India
The Times of India
26 Jun 2009, 0955 hrs IST, PTI Text: MUMBAI: The engineering marvel Bandra-Worli sea link, which opens on June 30, is likely to consume 1,000...
In pictures: Chaos on Mumbai's sea link
The Times of India
The Times of India
2 Jul 2009, 1315 hrs IST Text: Mumbai's newest showpiece, the 'seven-minute' Bandra-World sea...

