Great Barrier Reef at ‘Unprecedented’ Risk of Collapse After Major Bleaching Event

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By Carbon BriefApr 19, 2018, 10:21 am137 pts
By Daisy Dunne The record-breaking marine heatwave in 2016 across the Great Barrier Reef has left much of the coral ecosystem at an "unprecedented" risk of collapse, research shows. A new study published in Nature finds that the surge in sea temperatures during the 2016 bleaching event led to an immediate and…

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