Heat-tolerant genes may spread through coral populations fast enough to give the marine creatures a tool to survive another 100 years of warming in our oceans. Coral reefs are facing no shortage of threats including ocean acidification, overfishing, plastic pollution, and rising temperatures. Sea surface temperatures have been climbing on average for over a century, and ocean heat waves—which can trigger coral … Continue reading "Inconvenient: Study says corals adapting fast enough to withstand another century of climate change"
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April 20, 2018 at 10:00AM
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