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negativeSYS.SOURCE: Inside Climate News2026-08-25T14:29:32Z

Underwater Bomb Fishing Threatens Coral Reefs in Indonesia's Spermonde Archipelago

Underwater bomb fishing in Indonesia's Spermonde Archipelago destroys coral reefs at alarming rates, with over 8,500 explosions annually detected through AI-powered acoustic monitoring. The practice threatens marine biodiversity and hinders reef recovery, highlighting the urgent need for improved enforcement and global conservation efforts.

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