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Penghu is an outlying island in western Taiwan. It is a famous tourist destination in Taiwan and also has coral reefs and mangrove ecology. The coral reef coverage of Penghu is 60%, and there are many fish and plants surrounding the corals.
However, this phenomenon also exists in Penghu due to extreme weather such as tsunami or seawater warming caused by climate change. Using Penghu as a reference, we used CRISPR CAS 9 technology to screen heat-resistant coral reefs for tsunami prevention. Likewise, planting mangroves on the ground can prevent tsunamis and purify water quality. Planting corals and mangroves not only prevents tsunamis and floods but also increases biodiversity
These are the climate actions we are taking to combat climate change in Penghu.

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https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2018/04/crispr-used-to-genetically-edit-coral.html

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HDQRduj5f8