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Why some coral reefs thrive as others die off

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CBC (Canada)

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2016-06-16

Coral reefs in remote locations may sometimes be worse off than those near human fishing communities, says a new study that looked at why some reefs are thriving as others die off.

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http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/coral-reefs-1.3637281

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Created:	2016-06-16
Updated:	2016-06-16
Published:	2016-06-16