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Stanford Scientists Restore Ghost-White Corals to Vibrant Life in Seven Weeks

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- Corals that were ghostly white returned to full health in just seven weeks
- Stanford lab achieves the fastest documented recovery ever recorded
- Scientists prove bleached reefs are not a lost cause after all
Coral bleaching has been reversed at record speed using a new method developed at Stanford University. Corals that were ghostly white returned to full health in their lab in a mere seven weeks—the fastest documented recovery to date.
It is the first time scientists have observed bleached corals on the brink of death fully recover.
The breakthrough offers a glimmer of hope for threatened reefs around the world.
“Not a lost cause, at all,” researchers declared as the corals regained their vivid colors.
The success proves that with the right approach, marine ecosystems can bounce back faster than anyone imagined.
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