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Ahhh I hate seeing stuff like this. Mainly because there is nothing I can do and nothing humanity will do to save them. Bummer.
 
Maybe the Great Barrier reef can’t be saved in time but life is resilient. I wouldn't be surprised if polyps from the reef bailed out and settled elsewhere in cooler waters or man started transplanting corals in underwater “reserves” in more temperate areas. I don’t think coral will go away and eventually we’ll have no choice other than to move away from fossil fuels out of necessity or at a bare minimum, convenience.
 

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WHEN PLANNING CORAL PLACEMENT, WHAT USUALLY WINS? THE FUTURE COLONY, OR THE NEXT FRAG?

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