Manhattan-Sized Pumice Raft Could Bring New Life to Great Barrier Reef

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By Olivia RosaneAug 26, 2019, 7:37 am183 pts
Could an undersea volcanic eruption help the Great Barrier Reef recover from coral bleaching? None A Manhattan-size raft of pumice stones ― believed to be the result of an undersea eruption near Tonga ― is floating on the Pacific Ocean towards Australia, CNN reported Monday. The pumice carries with it…

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