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Answer to Coral Bleaching: 3D Printed Corals to Save Caribbean Ocean
A group of environmentalists has come up with a solution to save the Caribbean corals: 3D printing.
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Scientists Finally Discover the Use of Fish Urine
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Closer Look: Dramatic 'Coral Bleaching' Captured on Video for the First Time
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WATCH: Underwater Microscope Films Tiny Corals Kiss, Fight, Dance on Seafloor
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Coral Bleaching Gets Worse, Shows No Signs of Stopping
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World Sea Turtle Day: Satellite Tags Reveal Migration Patterns of Endangered Hawksbill Sea Turtles, Show Alarming Results
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Coral Bleaching Crisis Reaches Thailand; What's Next?
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US' Only Barrier Reef Severely Damaged by Million Dollar Miami Port Dredging Project
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Newly Discovered Coral Reef System Found At the Amazon River Already in Grave Danger
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Alert! Half Of The Great Barrier Reef Now Dead, 93 Percent Bleached
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Coral with Fat on its Bones Survives Climate Change Better
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Corals Adapted To Warm Waters Are At Risk Of Bleaching, Too
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Hawaii Responds to Coral-Reef Bleaching, Assembling Management Plan
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