Submarine Groundwater Discharge Exceeds River Inputs as a Source of Nutrients to the Great Barrier Reef

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😮 A hidden source of excess nutrients in the #GreatBarrierReef has been found! 🪸 Researchers reveal that groundwater discharge could account for up to 90% of the nutrient inputs to coastal areas in some cases. https://t.co/N463fnMin3 #CoralReefs https:…

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#WeekendReading: Tait (from @NMSCSCU) et al. on something I suspected for a long time. Submarine #Groundwater Discharge (#SGD) is a major nutrient source at the #GreatBarrierReef, one that exceeds rivers. https://t.co/i9RnasE2pY

RT @Luke_Jeffrey: 1/3)🚨Our new paper led by Dr Douglas Tait shows that Submarine #Groundwater discharge exceeds river inputs as a source of…

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