Seeing the Reef for the Corals

NASA Science (.gov)·Jan 31

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A coral reef, reportedly the size of Japan and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is being studied and featured in various reports. The reef, which is home to thousands of species, is said to be facing threats from climate change, with some areas showing signs of damage, such as dead corals. Researchers, including a woman-led team, are working on coral regeneration and exploring the reef, with some areas, like those in Palm Beach County, thriving in ideal conditions.

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