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Coral Favorability: Non-Managed Conditions: Worst Case Emissions - Guam
Many aspects of the environment are outside the control of local or regional resource managers. These conditions may require concerted global action to affect change (e.g.,... -
Coral Favorability: Overall Environmental Conditions: Intermediate Emissions - Guam
The overall condition of the environment is a combination of managed and non-managed factors. While it is difficult for managers to prevent coral bleaching events, reefs... -
Coral Favorability: Non-Managed Conditions: Intermediate Emissions - American Samoa
Many aspects of the environment are outside the control of local or regional resource managers. These conditions may require concerted global action to affect change (e.g.,... -
Coral Favorability: Overall Environmental Conditions: Intermediate Emissions...
The overall condition of the environment is a combination of managed and non-managed factors. While it is difficult for managers to prevent coral bleaching events, reefs... -
Coral Favorability: Overall Environmental Conditions: Worst Case Emissions -...
The overall condition of the environment is a combination of managed and non-managed factors. While it is difficult for managers to prevent coral bleaching events, reefs... -
Coral Favorability: Non-Managed Conditions: Worst Case Emissions - American Samoa
Many aspects of the environment are outside the control of local or regional resource managers. These conditions may require concerted global action to affect change (e.g.,... -
Coral Favorability: Overall Environmental Conditions: Worst Case Emissions - Guam
The overall condition of the environment is a combination of managed and non-managed factors. While it is difficult for managers to prevent coral bleaching events, reefs... -
Coral Favorability: Non-Managed Conditions: Intermediate Emissions - Guam
Many aspects of the environment are outside the control of local or regional resource managers. These conditions may require concerted global action to affect change (e.g.,...
