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Coral reefs under the protection of scientific evidence and Indigenous knowledge

Coral reefs under the protection of scientific evidence and Indigenous knowledge The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has unveiled its comprehensive plan to protect coral reefs in the United States through 2040. The goal is to safeguard these vital ecosystems from threats such as pollution and climate change. Unveiled last June, the *National Coral…

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