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The Great Barrier Reef, battered but not broken by climate change impacts, inspires hope and worry alike as researchers race to understand how it can survive a warming world.

The Great Barrier Reef, battered but not broken by climate change impacts, inspires hope and worry alike as researchers race to understand how it can survive a warming world.

The Great Barrier Reef, battered but not broken by climate change impacts, inspires hope and worry alike as researchers race to understand how it can survive a warming world.

Below the turquoise waters off the coast of Australia is one of the world’s natural wonders, an underwater rainbow jungle teeming with life that scientists say is showing some of the clearest signs yet of climate change

Analysts and campaigners welcomed the final text from the G20 meeting in Bali, which stated that the rich nations “will play our part fully in implementing” the Glasgow Climate Pact.

Scientists studying coral reproduction in the Great Barrier Reef combine ancient knowledge with technology to tackle the effects of warming waters. Indigenous groups have a growing role in management of the reef and experts are seeing hope for regeneration.

Below the turquoise waters off the coast of Australia is one of the world's natural wonders, an underwater rainbow jungle teeming with life that scientists say is showing some of the clearest signs yet of climate change.

US has 4.5% of the people but since 1959 has put out 21.5% of the heat-trapping carbon dioxide

US has 4.5% of the people but since 1959 has put out 21.5% of the heat-trapping carbon dioxide

US has 4.5% of the people but since 1959 has put out 21.5% of the heat-trapping carbon dioxide