Record-Breaking Coral Bleaching Event Affects 77% of the World's Reefs | DRM News | AL1V

A massive coral bleaching event, the largest ever recorded, is impacting 77% of coral reefs globally, according to NOAA’s Derek Manzello. This widespread bleaching is driven by rising ocean temperatures due to climate change. Coral bleaching occurs when heat stress forces corals to expel the algae that provide them with sustenance, leaving them vulnerable to disease and degradation. While corals may recover if temperatures decrease, ongoing global warming poses a significant threat to their survival. Scientists plan to assess the extent of the damage and discuss possible solutions at the upcoming U.N. COP16 convention.

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