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Back in the U.S., the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration confirmed Monday the world’s fourth global coral bleaching event is underway due to global heating.
Derek Manzello: “Significant severe coral bleaching has been reported in at least 54 countries and territories around the globe since February 2023. So it’s spatially extensive, occurring, again, in all ocean basins, across multiple, multiple countries.”
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