Scientists found some coral reefs can survive climate change
About 166,000 sq km of coral reefs have the capacity to either withstand or recover from the effects of global warming.
Scientists found some coral reefs can survive climate change
About 166,000 sq km of coral reefs have the capacity to either withstand or recover from the effects of global warming.
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