for myself it's especially rewarding to see the contents of the ames mizo cozzens full life out in their natural environment. so i am the absolute last person out of the water it was amazing down there we saw the fan corals graeme corals we saw all sorts of fish chaya clams probably could have stayed there for another couple or hours but exhausting lunch back ends and off we go. we've returned to cannes with the rest of the briefly and the thousands of tourists they ferried to one of the world's natural wonders for many it was their first time visiting the g.b. are the looming question will this generation be the last we're able to do so for those who seek to save the reef through science and for those whose livelihoods depend upon it the answer is no provided that action is taken if we continue on a current path way where we're pumping c o two into the atmosphere worth it if i mean oceans we won't have coral reefs within twenty thirty forty years from now business as usual is going to be devastating but even if we do something to halt or to mitigate some of the impacts of climate change

for myself it's especially rewarding to see the contents of the ames mizo cozzens full life out in their natural environment. for those who seek to save the reef through science and for those whose livelihoods depend upon it the answer is no provided that action is taken if we continue on a current pathway where we're pumping c o two into the atmosphere worth it if i mean oceans we won't have coral reefs within twenty thirty forty years from now business as usual is going to be devastating but even if we do something to to halt or to mitigate some of the impacts of climate change we're as a as a human society going to have to live with the fact that we're going to lose a lot of coral reefs all right we're going to lose a lot of color race but there's no doubt about it if we if we followed the paris agreement where we cut greenhouse gases such that temperatures don't rise above two degrees they kept well below it's estimated will still lose ninety percent of coral reefs but the important thing is that if we done. fulfill the powers agreement. they were mid century they go and i think we'r