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Researchers in Palau are employing picnic coolers to test the heat tolerance of corals, aiming to improve restoration efforts for damaged reefs. This method helps identify resilient coral species that may survive rising ocean temperatures, which threaten marine ecosystems. The findings could inform global restoration strategies as scientists work to combat the impacts of climate change on coral reefs.
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Researchers in Palau are employing picnic coolers to test the heat tolerance of corals, aiming to improve restoration efforts for damaged reefs. This method helps identify resilient coral species that may survive rising ocean temperatures, which threaten marine ecosystems. The findings could inform global restoration strategies as scientists work to combat the impacts of climate change on coral reefs.
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