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Human Activity Can't Always Be Blamed for Coral Reef Decline


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Tamera Jones

Source: Planet Earth

March 10, 2011

 

"The decline of coral reefs over the last few decades is often squarely blamed on human activity. But a recent study suggests the picture is in fact a little more complex.

 

Researchers have found that our actions aren't always responsible for the decline of coral reefs; some reefs stop growing simply because they've reached the end of their natural lifecycle.

 

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