Coral bleaching occurs when coral become stressed and expel the algae that they contain. According to scientists, what steps can society take to fix coral bleaching?(1 point)

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Scientists have concluded that society can fix coral bleaching by reducing stressors, such as sedimentation and pollution, and limiting climate change.
Scientists have concluded that society can fix coral bleaching by reducing stressors, such as sedimentation and pollution, and limiting climate change.

Scientists have concluded that society can only fix coral bleaching by stopping climate change entirely.
Scientists have concluded that society can only fix coral bleaching by stopping climate change entirely.

Scientists have concluded that society can fix coral bleaching by reducing stressors, such as sedimentation and pollution.
Scientists have concluded that society can fix coral bleaching by reducing stressors, such as sedimentation and pollution.

Scientists have concluded that society can only fix coral bleaching by controlling ocean temperatures by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Scientists have concluded that society can only fix coral bleaching by controlling ocean temperatures by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

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The most comprehensive response is:

Scientists have concluded that society can fix coral bleaching by reducing stressors, such as sedimentation and pollution, and limiting climate change.

This option encompasses multiple approaches to address coral bleaching, emphasizing the importance of both local actions (reducing sedimentation and pollution) and global efforts (limiting climate change) to alleviate the stress on coral ecosystems.