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Report details growing climate change threat to coral reefs

an't expect the ecosystem to stay the way it is."

The report notes that local and some regional stresses, including overfishing and development, can be managed more easily than global climate change. The establishment of coral reef refuges and marine protected areas would enable coral reefs to better adapt to the impacts of climate change.

"Reducing the direct impacts will go a long way toward slowing down the degradation, but if we don't also cut back on carbon dioxide emissions, we will probably lose some vital species," Kleypas says.

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