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https://coral.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/30-The-Coral-Bleaching-In-New-Caledonia-scaled.jpeg25601694For many of us, coral reefs are vacation destinations; places we feel lucky to visit. We plan our trip and packing lists carefully, and bring clothes and sunscreens to protect our skin from the intensity of the equatorial sun, but as we reported in January, sunscreen is not as safe for corals as we once… Continue Reading →