Heartbroken scientists lament the likely loss of ‘most of the world’s coral reefs’

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By Eric HolthausJan 5, 2018, 10:05 am327 ptsTrending
For decades, marine scientists have been warning of the demise of coral reefs in a warming world. But now, those warning calls have reached a full-scale alarm, leaving researchers at a loss for exactly how best to save the reefs. A study published Thursday in Science by some of the world’s top coral experts…

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