Galápagos waters preview future for corals
Reefs’ demise due to warming, pollution similar to forecasts for elsewhere in decades ahead
LONESOME REEF Off the coast of the Island of Darwin in the northern Galápagos Islands, only one reef has survived the destructive conditions that mimic future climate change and rising carbon dioxide emissions and pollution levels.
Joshua Feingold
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