Matinding pagkamatay ng corals sa Great Barrier Reef, nakaka-alarma ayon sa survey

Australia Great Barrier Reef

A diver inspects coral at the Great Barrier Reef in far North Queensland, Australia, Sept. 23, 2024. (Australian Institute of Marine Science via AP) Credit: Australian Institute of Marine Science/AP

Pinakamalaking pagkawala ng coral sa Great Barrier Reef sa 40 taon, naitala ngayong 2024, habang tinatalakay ang bagong climate target sa 2035. UNESCO World Heritage nababahala ukol sa kinabukasan ng Reef.


Key Points
  • Taun-taon, dinarayo ito ng milyun-milyong turista, kumikita ng bilyong dolyar para sa ekonomiya, at tahanan ng halos 9,000 kakaibang uri ng yamang-dagat. Ang Great Barrier Reef ang pinakamalaking coral reef system sa mundo umaabot ito sa 2300 kilometro at makikita pa mula sa kalawakan.
  • Isang taunang survey ng Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) ang nakatuklas na ang hilaga at timog na bahagi ng Great Barrier Reef ay nakaranas ng pinakamalaking pagbagsak ng coral cover sa loob ng 39 taon ng pagtatala.
  • UNESCO World Heritage committee, posibleng isama ang Great Barrier Reef sa listahan ng mga nanganganib na natural wonders, dahil sa napakahinang kalagayan nito.
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