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Florida's Barrier Reef / Ross Cunning / Stephanie Shotmeyer / Natalie #1196446

CBS Evening News for Monday, Jul 03, 2017
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A study by the U.N. says most coral reefs could be gone in 30 years. Florida's Barrier Reef is among those threatened and the race is on to turn the tide. Here's Manuel Bajorques. South. Florida's beaches are iconic, but what's below the water is spectacular. Amazing coral that stretches 300 nautical miles and is home to hundreds of marine plants and animals. That reef is disappearing, says University of Miami marine biologist Stephanie Shotmeyer. Over the past 30 to 40 years. We've see drastic ...
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