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scientist's name to go to the extended interview transcript:
Billy
Causey: The superintendent of the Florida Keys National
Marine Sanctuary traces the causes of reef decline for Betty Ann
Bowser of the NewsHour's Science Unit.
 Terry
Done: An Australian Institute of Marine Science biologist
describes the impacts rising ocean temperatures can have on coral
reefs.
Sylvia
Earle: The executive director for the Global Marine Program
for Conservation International and explorer in residence at The
National Geographic Society explains why coral reefs are in trouble
and why people should care.
Paul
Marshall: The Climate Change Program manager of Australia's
Great Barrier Reef sheds light on the problem of coral bleaching
and updates the progress of conservation efforts in Australia.
Steven
Miller: The director of the National Undersea Research
Center at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington describes
his job, reef conservation efforts and public's perception of
the underwater ecosystems.
John
Ogden: The director of the Florida Institute of Oceanography
discusses what scientists can learn about coral reefs using the
Aquarius Undersea Laboratory and how zoning can help reefs survive.
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