The reef is dying. So why can up to 190 tonnes be chopped out each year?

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Originally published bySydney Morning Herald

While the Great Barrier Reef suffers repeated bleaching, a little known and legal trade permits tonnes of live coral to be shipped overseas for use in aquariums.

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