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Crustose coralline algae buffer shallow reef environments from dissolution

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By Oscar Branson, Christopher E. Cornwall, William Maher Verified, Kate Holland, Michael J. Ellwood, Yaojia Sun, Stephen M. Eggins, Patrick Goodarzi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Ocean acidification threatens coral reefs by reducing seawater pH and carbonate saturation state. Crustose coralline algae are particularly vulnerable because their high-magnesium calcite skeletons dissolve more readily than coral aragonite skeletons. However, this dissolution may increase alkalinity and buffer reef-water chemistry.
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Too old? Too sore? Think again

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By Kate Holland
| FIFTY+SA
By Kate Holland AFL Masters is saving men’s lives, offering connection, routine and a reason to move at the very age when mates drift, bodies protest and loneliness quietly peaks. My husband reckons he could fill a coffee table book with the excuses he’s heard for not signing up. Many of them are probably fair. By the time you qualify for AFL Masters (35+), chances are you get twinges getting out of bed from time to time, let alone giving a footy match a go.
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Baseball Australia and Invictus Australia Step Up to the Plate for Defence Community Health and Wellbeing

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By Kate Holland
| Invictus Australia
Invictus Australia and Baseball Australia have formalised a new partnership through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), establishing a shared commitment to supporting the wellbeing, inclusion, and connection of Australia’s defence community through sport. Baseball Australia is the governing body for all levels of baseball throughout Australia, a recognised member of the World Baseball Softball Confederation and the Australian Sports Commission and the owner of the Australian Baseball League.
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