For those who have been claiming there have been no untoward effects. Let's talk about what effects a large loss of the world's coral will have on marine life and those who depend on it for food and coastal shelter.
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14% of worldâs coral lost in less than a decade, study shows
Largest analysis of reef health reveals equivalent of more than all living coral in Australia was lost in 2009-18
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Climate Change Is Devastating Coral Reefs Worldwide, Major Report Says (Published 2021)
The world lost 14 percent of its coral in just a decade, researchers found.