Abnormally high temperatures in Florida waters causing coral reef die-off
One area, known as Sombrero Reef, has had 100 per cent coral mortality
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One area, known as Sombrero Reef, has had 100 per cent coral mortality
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KEY LARGO - CLIMATE NEWS - The coral reefs of Florida, which are crucial to the local community and to the state's economy are facing a severe and urgent crisis due to soaring water temperatures caused by climate change. The potential loss of coral populations within the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary is becoming an
Florida's Coral Reef stretches from below the Keys to north of West Palm Beach, it's home to countless marine life, and it's in danger.
The two-day season precedes the regular recreational and commercial season that starts in August.