John F Bruno

Department of Biology, UNC Chapel Hill, NC USA

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Some of my favorite popular science clips

Bruno, J.F. 2011. Fact checking the 60 Minutes segment on Gardens of the Queen. SeaMonster (note this piece originally appeared on Huffington Post) link

Bruno, J.F. 2011. Let us eat (other people’s) fish. SeaMonster  link

Bruno, J.F. 2010. Biodiversity loss continues unabated despite international efforts. Huffington Post  link

Bruno, J.F. 2010. A down under journalistic wipeout in covering risks to the great barrier reef. Yale Forum on Climate Change and the Media link  link

Bruno, J.F. 2009. Warming is fact; denial is harmful. News & Observer op-ed link

Bruno, J.F. 2009. Danger signals from Great Barrier Reef. newsvine.com/msnbc.com  link

Bruno, J.F. 2008. Study identifies disease resistant coral genotypes. ClimateShifts.org  link

Bruno, J.F. 2008. Marine reserves and climate change: study finds no-take reserves do not increase reef resilience. Scitizen link

Bruno, J.F. 2008. Origins of sea fan aspergillosis. ClimateShifts.org  link

Bruno, J.F. 2008. Coral reefs and climate change.  Encyclopedia of Earth/Earth Portal  link

Bruno, J.F. 2007. Professor makes personal appeal for coral. msnbc.com  link

Bruno, J.F. 2007. Rising ocean temperature leads to coral disease outbreaks. Scitizen  link

 

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Funding and support for all of our work, including primary research and outreach including blogging, public talks and videos is provided by a number of organizations including the National Science Foundation, the National Geographic Foundation, the Rufford Foundation, and several units at UNC Chapel Hill including the Department of Biology, The Institute of Marine Sciences and the Center for Galapagos Studies.