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Climate change to hit Florida reefs sooner than thought
NOAA scientists warn Gulf and Caribbean reefs may bleach as early as 2030, a decade earlier than prior forecasts. The Dry Tortugas and Florida Keys face recurring bleaching, driven by warming seas and acidification, though some areas may warm more slowly offering brief respite.
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Miami
Florida
Key West
Middle Keys
Turkey Point
National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
South
Ruben van Hooidonk
University of Miami
NOAA
Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory
Hooidonk
Keys
Billy Causey
Office of National Marine Sanctuaries