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EPA Orders Temporary Halt to Coastal Development Amid Coral Bleaching Crisis

The Environmental Protection Agency has ordered a temporary suspension of all major coastal development activities in the Maldives until June 10 to reduce stress on coral reefs during an ongoing mass bleaching event. The measure follows recommendations by the Maldives Marine Research Institute, which warned of escalating bleaching and called for an immediate halt to land reclamation and dredging.

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  • The EPA ordered a temporary suspension of all major coastal development activities in the Maldives to mitigate the ongoing mass coral bleaching event. until June 10 Maldives Maldives Republic The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has ordered a temporary suspension of all major coastal development activities in the Maldives until June 10, aiming to mitigate the effects of the ongoing mass coral bleaching event.

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  • The MMRI released a critical statement warning of escalating coral bleaching incidents and calling for an immediate halt to land reclamation and dredging. Earlier this month Maldives Republic Earlier this month, the MMRI released a critical statement warning of escalating coral bleaching incidents and called for an immediate halt to land reclamation and dredging.

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