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Well, hello there, listeners.

Welcome back.

My name is Stephanie Safarian and you're listening to another episode of headlines where

we cover the most important environmental headlines that you need to know about in under 15 minutes.

Some Fridays we have a theme today there's no theme. This is a mix and match schmorgasboard of stories that I think you need to know about.

We're going to start off today talking about Florida's coral reefs.

In recent weeks, a devastating blistering marine heat wave has sent water

temperatures off the coast of South Florida skyrocketing to record highs I've

mentioned on a previous headline episode the

water temperature is more akin to a hot tub than an ocean. South Florida is

also home to the largest living barrier reef in the continental United States.

So let's talk about coral for a minute. What is coral?

You likely have a picture of it in your mind.

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