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Zoos call for deeper emission cuts to save life on Earth

Investing in conservation could save global economy trillions of dollars annually

Loss of Great Barrier Reef due to global warming would cost Australia $37.7 billion

New report predicts dire consequences for every U.S. region from global warming

Coral reef loss in Caribbean leads to ongoing fish declines

Seven new species of deep sea coral discovered

Indonesian coral reef recovering after devastating tsunami and years of destructive fishing

Ocean acidification is killing the Great Barrier Reef

U.S. pledges $40M toward coral reef conservation.

52% of amphibians, 35% of birds at risk from climate change

‘Safe’ CO2 level may destroy the fishing industry, wreck reefs

Saving oceans from acidification requires addressing climate policy

The long-ignored ocean emergency and what can be done to address it

Climate change will increase the erosion of coral reefs

Coral susceptibility to bleaching due to small differences in symbiotic relationship

Moving species may be only way to save them from climate change

1/3 of corals face extinction

U.S. coral reefs in trouble

Good news for reefs: giant coral structure found off Brazil

CO2 emissions could doom fishing industry

Microbes could be the key to coral death

Fast-growing coral may help reefs survive global warming

Expedition finds inverted pyramid where sharks dominate marine ecology

Widespread butterflyfish may go extinct due to global warming, pollution

Why are oceans at risk from global warming?

Natural ocean thermostat may protect some coral reefs

Groups call for doubling of reef protection for International Year of the Reef

Global warming will degrade 98% of coral reefs by 2050

Coral reefs with seasonal temperatures may survive climate change

Environmentalists may use Endangered Species Act to pressure gov’t on global warming

“Weird” algae key to survival of coral reefs

Coral reefs declining faster than rainforests

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