Remote reefs survive warming oceans in distant Pacific study
A 56 island, 450 reef site survey from Hawaii to American Samoa finds healthier corals around remote Line and Phoenix islands than near populated coasts. UC San Diego researchers say reefs may persist despite El Nino warming and human impacts, offering cautious optimism for conservation.
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