SCI & TECH● ELEVATED2h ago · Sep 10, 2026, 1:00 PM
Florida scientists seek heat-resistant corals in the face of climate change
Clarín · north america
Scientists and volunteers are planting young corals in Florida to study their resistance to climate change. The "Rescue a Reef" program aims to conserve and educate. Global warming threatens reefs, causing the extinction of key species. Corals are monitored to assess their health and adaptation.
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