( no at UNC. We've long suspected climat...)Healthy coral reefs hit hard by warmer temperatures

no at UNC. "We've long suspected climate change is driving disease outbreaks. Our results suggest that warmer temperatures are increasing the severity of disease in the ocean."
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Source:National Science Foundation


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