Coral Reefs Face Accelerated Bleaching Due to Warming Oceans

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Temperatures Break Critical Thresholds

Oceans worldwide are experiencing record-high surface temperatures, putting coral reefs under extreme stress. Scientists are reporting large-scale bleaching events across the Pacific and Indian Oceans.

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Why Bleaching Matters

Coral reefs support nearly 25% of marine life. When bleached, they lose the algae that provide food and color — which can lead to mass die-offs if conditions don’t improve.

Urgent Research and Conservation Measures

• Marine biologists deploying underwater cooling devices
• Coral nurseries expanded in affected areas
• Global calls for reducing ocean-bound emissions