More Coral Reefs May Survive Climate Change Than Scientists Once Thought
For years, the outlook for coral reefs has been increasingly bleak. Mass coral bleaching events caused by severe marine heatwaves have fueled repeated warnings that reefs are rapidly on an irreversible path of decline. But new research is challenging that narrative. In a landmark
For years, the outlook for coral reefs has been increasingly bleak. Mass coral bleaching events caused by severe marine heatwaves have fueled repeated warnings that reefs are rapidly on an irreversible path of decline. But new research is challenging that narrative. In a landmark study unveiled Tuesday, scientists have identified more than 64,000 square miles […]
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