Australian officials are attempting to minimize the impact that oil leaking from the vessel might have on the world's largest coral reef. Australians on Sunday scrambled to ensure that a Chinese-owned bulk coal carrier that rammed into the Great Barrier Reef would not break apart and seriously damage the planet's largest coral reef.
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