The Silent Assassination of a Climate Change Crusader The killing of American marine biologist Kent Carpenter has sent shockwaves through the scientific community and beyond.
His research on coral reefs and their potential collapse had far reaching implications for global ecosystems, and his brutal murder in the Philippines raises questions about the lengths to which those who oppose climate change action will go.
Carpenter's work was a call to action, warning that the loss of coral reefs could have catastrophic consequences for the world's oceans.