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Global Coral Bleaching Crisis Spreads After Hottest Year, Scientists Say
Marine biologists had warned early last year the world's reefs were on the verge of a mass bleaching following months of record-breaking ocean heat fuelled by human-induced climate change and the El Nino climate pattern, which yields unusually warm ocean temperatures along the equator and in the Pacific.
Harmful bleaching is now affecting 84% of the world's coral reefs, the highest rate in recorded history, scientists say. The ...
NEW YORK: More than four-fifths of the world’s coral reef areas have been ... succumbed to partial mortalities in 2024.” “Bleaching is always eerie — as if a silent snowfall has descended ...
More than 80% of the world's coral reefs have suffered from severe mass bleaching due to unprecedented ocean temperatures, ...
More than four-fifths of the world’s coral reef areas have been affected by devastating mass bleaching spurred by record-high ...
Coral bleaching happens when water temperatures become too warm ... “Some reefs that had thus far escaped major heat stress and we thought to be somewhat resilient, succumbed to partial ...
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