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One-way Processes Speed Degradation Of Coral Reefs
Efforts to protect coral reefs should be refocused on terminating self-reinforcing processes that accelerate degradation of these biological marvels, according to a Forum article published in the November 2004 issue of BioScience. The article, by Charles Birkeland of the University of Hawaii at Manoa, blames a series of "ratchets" ? destructive forces that are hard to reverse ? for the failure of most current efforts to halt continuing losses.
One-way Processes Speed Degradation Of Coral Reefs 
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