Scientists identify 64,000 square miles of coral reef capable of surviving climate crisis

Scientists have discovered a vast 64,000 square miles of coral reefs that could potentially withstand the impacts of climate change, offering a glimmer of hope for marine ecosystems. This finding highlights specific areas where protective measures could be prioritized to bolster resilience against warming oceans and acidification. The researchers emphasize that while natural refuges exist, it's crucial for policymakers to act decisively to safeguard these areas and promote sustainable practices to help coral reefs thrive in the future.