Synonyms for bleaching
bleach·ing

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1. bleachingnoun

   Synonyms:
   blanching, whitening, etiolation

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1. List of paraphrases for "bleaching":

   laundering, discoloration, discolouration, whitening, bleach, money-laundering, dyeing

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1. bleaching

   Synonyms:
   Environment Coral bleaching

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1. Jennifer Koss:

   Almost one and a half square miles of reef bleached last year and are now completely dead. we need to act locally and think globally to address these bleaching events. Locally produced threats to coral, such as pollution from the land and unsustainable fishing practices, stress the health of corals and decrease the likelihood that corals can either resist bleaching, or recover from it.

2. Jodie Rummer:

   The bleaching now is not just restricted to the hard corals. There’s also extensive bleaching in the soft corals, and it is also affecting anemones and giant clams.

3. Jaimie Meyer:

   The current CDC guidance says the general public does not need to be wearing surgical masks, the best protection is to focus on social distancing, hand-washing, not touching their faces and bleaching high touch surfaces.

4. Jodie Rummer:

   Even the most robust corals require nearly a decade to recover, so we're really losing that window of recovery. We're getting back-to-back bleaching events, back-to-back heat waves. And, and the corals just aren't adapting to these new conditions.

5. Jennifer Koss:

   We need to act locally and think globally to address these bleaching events. Locally produced threats to coral, such as pollution from the land and unsustainable fishing practices, stress the health of corals and decrease the likelihood that corals can either resist bleaching, or recover from it.