The temperatures are a bit too cold to support coral reefs, here on the East Coast.
Due to ocean currents
Much of Canadian coast is too cold for coral reefs... plus the US doesn't share the Canadian coastline. (because they're different countries)
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coral reefs are destructed because the other human getting coral reefs to sell us a tourist spot or souvenirs to have money
The way coral reefs are being endangered are by us. We keep on throwing waste on the beaches. The water washes up on shore. And the waste floats down to the coral reefs. And the fishes and species that live there are either eating it or living in it. If they eat it the chemicals in the waste can kill them! if they are living in them then the saltwater in the coral reefs since the water is so warm, it release the chemicals in the water and the water gets into the species gills and kills them. It is up to us to stop throwing or leaving waste on the beaches so the coral reefs aren't in dangered anymore. So that is how the caorl reefs are endangered.
In conclusion the coral reefs are a vital part to our oceans us humans admire them we in essence just like to look at them and not to mention they are a spectical.
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Human activity is placing a third of coral reefs at serious risk of extinction. These activities include increased coastal development, sedimentation due to poor land-use and watershed management, sewage discharge, pollution from agrochemicals, coral mining and over-fishing.
Eco tourism can help us by making sure that some places are out of bounds. Also they can help us by keeping boats away from coral reefs and making sure no-one throws grenades or spills poison
No, they are really large sand banks, like most of the barrier islands up the east coast of the US.
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