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Coral restoration projects report mixed survival rates

Sites sheltered from current did markedly better, suggesting placement matters more than species selection.

By Mei-Lin Chen · Singapore6 min readSource: SomTiger International
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Sites sheltered from current did markedly better, suggesting placement matters more than species selection — that, at least, is where the story stood when this page was filed, according to the people closest to it.

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Mei-Lin Chen

Science and Climate Editor · Singapore

Mei-Lin Chen edits SomTiger's science coverage, with reporting on climate adaptation, public health and space programmes.

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