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The coral reefs around the Florida Keys are losing their color early this summer because of record-high water temperatures. Federal scientists say they are already seeing some bleaching in the

The coral reefs around the Florida Keys are losing their color early this summer because of record-high water temperatures. Federal scientists say they are already seeing some bleaching in the

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Some Florida Keys coral reefs are losing their color weeks earlier than normal this summer because of record-high water temperatures, meaning they are under stress and

The coral reefs around the Florida Keys are losing their color early this summer because of record-high water temperatures.

The coral reefs around the Florida Keys are losing their color early this summer because of record-high water temperatures. Federal scientists say they are already seeing some bleaching in the reefs. …

The coral reefs around the Florida Keys are losing their color early this summer because of record-high water temperatures. Federal scientists say they are already seeing some bleaching in the reefs. That doesn't usually happen until August. That doesn't mean the reefs are dead, but it is a sign that their health is endangered.

There is a need to expand the landslide early warning system to more areas in the Philippines, but struggles with modernization and meager resources hinder project expansion

Over 1,000 acute respiratory infections among Mayon evacuees

'Seismic and degassing parameters have been undergoing changes that may progress into further activity,' says Phivolcs on Tuesday, July 18

CLARK FREEPORT ZONE: A team composed of personnel from the Clark International Airport Corp. (CIAC) distributed relief packages to 400 households in two evacuation centers in the province of Albay on Friday, July 14, as assistance to families displaced by the Mayon Volcanos unrest.