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Coral reefs near equator less affected by ocean warming
Research based on analysis of field observations from 20-year global coral survey Ocean warming is threatening coral reefs globally, with persistent thermal stress events degrading coral reefs worldwide, but a new study has found that corals at or near the equator are affected less than corals elsewhere.
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