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By jquiggin | June 10, 2008
A talk I gave at the Canberra Coral Reef Futures Forum, is online here with a number of other interesting (if often depressing) presentations. I tried putting it up on YouTube (over the fold) but the picture quality was greatly reduced by file conversion.
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June 12th, 2008 at 12:47 pm
The way things are going, coral reef futures are looking like a pretty sweet investment!