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MSNBC Jose Diaz-Balart Reports October 21, 2021 14:13:00 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Jose Diaz-Balart Reports October 21, 2021 14:13:00

Up north in san jose officials are seeking approval to begin implementing drought surcharges for residents who do not meet that 15% conservation mark. california's hardly alone. according to the u.s. drought monitor, nearly 88% of the state and a good portion of the west are facing extreme drought. this past august was the driest and hottest on record and scientists are pointing to climate change as a key culprit. jose? >> erin, we also hear that hawaii is ready to accept vaccinated tourists once again? >> yes, that's right, jose. yesterday the governor of hawaii announced starting november 1s...

– Seaweed-Loving Crabs Help Restore Caribbean Corals - Vimarsana News

– Seaweed-Loving Crabs Help Restore Caribbean Corals

Seaweed-Loving Crabs Help Restore Caribbean Corals   MIAMI, Florida, January 28, 2021 (ENS) – With the dangers of climate change increasing at a rapid rate, Caribbean coral reefs are in decline, overcome by seaweed. Now scientists think that they have found a solution for the infested reefs – herbivorous crabs that enjoy a seaweed diet. On December 10, 2020, researchers with Florida International University, FIU, reported in the journal “Current Biology” that native crabs in the Florida Keys could help break down the seaweed by eating it and so could help to restore the reefs. A sci...

Seaweed-Loving Crabs Help Restore Caribbean Corals - Vimarsana News

Seaweed-Loving Crabs Help Restore Caribbean Corals

With the dangers of climate change increasing at a rapid rate, Caribbean coral reefs are in decline, overcome by seaweed. Now scientists think that they have found a solution for the infested reefs – herbivorous crabs that enjoy a seaweed diet. On December 10, 2020, researchers with Florida International University, FIU, reported in the journal “Current Biology” that native crabs in the Florida Keys could help break down the seaweed by eating it and so could help to restore the reefs. FIU Professor of Tropical Ecology and Conservation Mark J. Butler IV, and co-author Angelo  “Jason...