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    The world's corals are bleaching fast - what it means for the ocean's future

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    Date
    July 16, 2024
    Author
    UNEP News
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    Classification code
    MS20240716_C1
    Excerpt
    Bleaching is not always fatal for corals. If water temperatures cool quickly enough the animals can recover. The problem: bleachings are lasting longer and coming in rapid-fire succession. This year’s is the fourth since 1998 and second in the last decade. It follows a devastating bleaching that stretched from 2014 to 2017 that left about 9 percent of the world’s corals dead.
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    The world's corals are bleaching fast - what it means for the ocean's future. (2024, July 16). Manila Standard, p. C1.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/15230
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    Australia Egypt Indonesia Kenya Malaysia Saudi Arabia Tanzania
    Subject
    coral bleaching corals Oceans climate change
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