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Scientists just discovered an Amazon reef system in an area targeted for oil exploration

Last best place on earth: Who will save the Caribbean’s great coral reef?

The longest global coral bleaching event in history isn’t over yet

Massive bleaching event puts world’s coral reefs at risk

Good news! Some corals show surprising resilience to ocean acidification

Human impacts are ‘decoupling’ coral reef ecosystems

Corals thriving despite acidified conditions in remote Pacific bay

Protected forests linked to healthy coral reefs in Fiji

Scientists discover a new coral in the French Polynesia

Sea and storm: coastal habitats offer strongest defense

Governments should respond to ocean acidification ‘as urgently as they do to national security threats’

Mesoamerican Reef needs more local support, says report

Google Earth presents fish-eye view of coral reefs

Pacific islanders are the ‘victims of industrial countries unable to control their carbon dioxide emissions’

Typhoon Bopha decimated coral reefs

Threatened Galapagos coral may predict the future of reefs worldwide

Great Barrier Reef loses half its coral in less than 30 years

Coral reefs in Caribbean on life support

Coral calcification rates fall 44% on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef

Strangest island in the Caribbean may be a sanctuary for critically endangered coral

2,600 scientists: climate change killing the world’s coral reefs

Featured video: Google Earth highlights imperiled coral reefs around the world

Researchers challenge idea that marine reserves promote coral recovery

Unanimous agreement among scientists: Earth to suffer major loss in species

Coral reef biodiversity may be vastly underestimated

Ocean prognosis: mass extinction

Coral crisis: 75% of the world’s coral reefs in danger

Beyond gloom: solutions to the global coral reef decline

Carbon emissions hurting coral recruitment

Majority of Americans confused on climate change basics

Losing nature’s medicine cabinet

Colossal coral bleaching kills up to 95 percent of corals in the Philippines

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