Global warming threat to Great Barrier Reef

SYDNEY, Australia - A photo released July 6 by Greenpeace shows divers checking coral bleaching at Australia's World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef. Greenpeace said in a report that global warming may cause large tracts of the reef to die from coral bleaching within 30 years.

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