Ocean Warming
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Heat Stress Can Impact Corals Reefs in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean [Research]
New research with climate model simulations shows that heat stress can affect the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean corals, with devastating results if without mitigation plans.
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