A new analysis of 45,000 coral surveys across decades of climate and ocean data has identified nearly 166,000 square kilometers of climate-resilient coral reefs spanning 71 countries and 100 territories — three times more than previously thought. More than half are concentrated in Australia, the Bahamas, Cuba, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Only 28% currently sit within protected areas.
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Mga siyentipiko, nagmapa ng 166,000 km² ng coral reef na kayang mabuhay sa pag-init ng klima

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Isang pagsusuri ng 45,000 coral survey kasama ang mga dekada ng datos pangklima at pangkaragatan ang nakatukoy ng halos 166,000 kilometro kwadrado ng climate-resilient na coral reef sa 71 bansa at 100 teritoryo — tatlong beses na mas marami kaysa sa dati. Mahigit kalahati ay nakakonsentra sa Australia, Bahamas, Cuba, Indonesia, at Pilipinas. Tanging 28% lamang ang kasalukuyang nasa ilalim ng proteksyon.

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