Climate change brings serious health risks
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that global warming and rainfall changes cause the loss of at least 150,000 lives every year.
Continue reading →The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that global warming and rainfall changes cause the loss of at least 150,000 lives every year.
Continue reading →Plastic pollution has been found in practically every environment on the planet, with especially severe effects on ocean life. Plastic waste harms marine life in many ways – most notably, when animals become entangled in it or consume it.
Continue reading →Coral reefs host a quarter of all sea species, but climate change, overfishing, and pollution could drive these ecosystems to extinction within a matter of decades.
Marine biologists have been racing to restore degraded reefs by collecting corals from the wild and breaking them into fragments. This encourages them to grow fast and quickly produces hundreds of smaller corals which can be raised in nurseries and eventually transplanted back onto the reef.
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