Bahamas Blue Hole Snorkel Spotlights Fragile Carbon Sinks and Climate Science
A travel feature on a 663-foot-deep blue hole in the Bahamas is drawing fresh attention to one of the Caribbean’s most striking natural formations and the climate value of coastal ecosystems. Beyond the spectacle, blue holes and surrounding marine habitats are increasingly viewed as scientific windows into sea-level history, biodiversity, and the vulnerability of island environments to warming oceans.
