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                       Coral Adapts as Planet Temps Climb

   Coral reefs are home to about one-third of everything that lives in the
   ocean. Rising ocean temperatures and increasing acidity, however, are
   killing them at a rapid pace. As much as 80 percent of the corals in
   the Caribbean are dead, as is nearly 75 percent of Australia's Great
   Barrier Reef, the largest reef on the planet. VOA's Rosanne Skirble
   reports on a new study on heat-tolerant corals that may lead to new
   ways of conserving reefs in a warmer world.
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