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    Coral reefs around the world are dying due to bleaching caused by climate change and pollution. Coral reefs support tourism industries worth billions and provide food and protection for coastal communities. Without coral reefs, many species would become extinct and the global economy would suffer. Currently 10% of reefs are damaged beyond repair, 75% are in danger, and 90% will be dead by 2030 if no action is taken to address the two biggest threats of climate change and pollution. New monitoring systems and reef restoration projects aim to help, but individuals must also take steps to reduce their environmental impact to save coral reefs.

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    Coral reefs around the world are dying due to bleaching caused by climate change and pollution. Coral reefs support tourism industries worth billions and provide food and protection for coastal communities. Without coral reefs, many species would become extinct and the global economy would suffer. Currently 10% of reefs are damaged beyond repair, 75% are in danger, and 90% will be dead by 2030 if no action is taken to address the two biggest threats of climate change and pollution. New monitoring systems and reef restoration projects aim to help, but individuals must also take steps to reduce their environmental impact to save coral reefs.

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    OUR DYING OCEANS

    The Negative Effects of Coral Reef Bleaching

    By: Jordan Nakamura


    Essential Question:
    What are the consequences of
    coral reef decay and what can
    we do to stop it?
    1st Point to prove:
    Coral reefs all over the world are dying
    The Great Barrier Reef
    “
    “Here in Australia reef tourism is a five
    billion dollar industry and it supports
    the livelihoods of over seven thousand
    people”
    -Terry Hughes
    2nd Point to prove:
    Without the coral reefs we would not be able
    to survive.
    MAJOR BENEFITS OF OUR REEFS
    ECONOMY AND FOOD
    OTHER BENEFITS
    10%
    Damaged beyond repair.

    75%
    In danger.

    90%
    Will be dead by 2030.
    3rd Point to prove:
    We are the cause of the next mass extinction.
    MAIN CAUSES OF CORAL REEF BLEACHING
    TWO BIGGEST THREATS

    Climate Change Pollution


    POLLUTION
    WHAT ARE WE DOING ABOUT IT?
    BUOY SYSTEM
    MCSST
    (Multi-Channel Sea Surface Temperature Satellite Imagery)
    SEMANTIC REEF PROJECT
    WHAT WE CAN DO AS INDIVIDUALS
    THANK YOU

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