Scientists are studying coral decline on Bonaire, noting that El Niño is exacerbating warming and harming the reef.
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Updated Aug 3
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Scientists are studying coral decline on Bonaire, noting that El Niño is exacerbating warming and harming the reef.
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Bonaire
island in the Caribbean, part of the Netherlands
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Wageningen University & Research
university in the Netherlands
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El Niño
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