Peter Mumby
Peter Mumby is a leading coral reef scientist at the University of Queensland in Australia, known for his research on coral reef ecology and resilience. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of how coral reefs can adapt to climate change, suggesting that some reefs could remain viable even at higher temperatures than previously thought. Mumby emphasizes the importance of aggressive action on climate change and improved local management to protect these vital ecosystems.
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Prof Peter Mumby, who also worked on the study, said they found 'many reefs could persist under the Paris agreement target of two degrees of warming'.
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Prof Peter Mumby, a leading coral reef scientist at the University of Queensland in Australia, accepted reefs were in decline but noted emerging evidence that corals could adapt.
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