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Why Are Coral Reefs Turning White? The Growing Threat of Marine Heatwaves and Coral Bleaching
Coral reefs are turning white as rising ocean temperatures and marine heatwaves place them under severe stress. Coral bleaching threatens not only marine biodiversity but also fisheries, tourism, coastal protection, and island communities. -
The Ocean Is Absorbing Too Much Carbon Dioxide: The Invisible Crisis of Ocean Acidification
The ocean has absorbed enormous amounts of carbon dioxide, helping slow global warming. But beneath its unchanged blue surface, seawater chemistry is shifting—and marine life is paying the price.
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