Why the death of coral reefs could be devastating for millions of humans - The Washington Post

Researchers say the death of coral reefs could leave people worldwide without protection from storms and could harm fishing and tourism industries.
Researchers say the death of coral reefs could leave people worldwide without protection from storms and could harm fishing and tourism industries.

Half of the Planet's Coral Reefs Have Been Lost Since 1950

Shocking Before-and-After Photos of the World's Coral Bleaching

Great Barrier Reef suffers its largest mass bleaching event on

Stony coral tissue loss disease is killing Caribbean coral

Climate change could kill all of Earth's coral reefs by 2100

What would happen if there were no coral reefs? — The Reef-World

Save Hawaii's Coral Reefs

Scientists Race to Decode Disease Devastating Florida Coral

Scientists say Florida Keys coral reefs are already bleaching as

Great Barrier Reef Is Bleaching Again. It's Getting More

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Great Barrier Reef suffering 'unprecedented' damage