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Worst Bleaching Event: Entire Southern Hemisphere Likely To Bleach This Year, NOAA Says
NOAA warns of the risk of the worst bleaching event. Read more here. The United States' National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the body that monitors the risk of coral bleaching in the world, has warned that the entire Southern Hemisphere is probably going to bleach this year.
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