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Scientists in Palau Are Speeding Up Evolution to Save Coral Reefs

via Vox·yesterday

Researchers working on Palau’s reefs are selectively breeding and conditioning corals to survive warmer, more acidic water. The approach, known as assisted evolution, aims to give reefs a chance to keep pace with warming oceans. Critics question whether it can scale to reef systems worldwide.

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