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coral reefs are one of nature's most amazing creations. coral reefs take thousands of years to build and contain an amount of ecodiversity seen only in other extreme climates like the amazon rainforest. all coral reefs deserve protection and study.

it is because coral reefs are so precious that the goliath hotel corporation has proposed to build the moon palace paradise hotel near a set of coral reefs off the coast of jackson island. while some critics feel that hotels being built near to coral reefs is detrimental to their development, nothing could be further from the truth.

it is in our hotel's best interest to take care of the coral reefs because the reefs themselves are the primary reason the hotel exists. the hotel is designed to introduce tourists to the wonders of coral reefs. by taking tourists out to see the wonders of the coral reefs with guided scuba guides, we will create more awareness of the fragility of this wondrous habitats. our hotels will even be providing funds for scientists to study the reefs and build a lab as part of our hotel! tourists will also be invited to donate funds to preserve coral reefs. having a hotel is a big win for the future of coral reefs!

how do haddock's and felton's articles differ in their opinion of what is best for coral reefs?
a) haddock's article disagrees with felton's belief that coral reefs are wondrous places worthy of protection and future study.
b) haddock's article attempts to refute felton's assertion that building a hotel near a coral reef is necessarily a bad decision.
c) felton and haddock are in agreement about coral reefs' value; they disagree on the best methods for how human beings study coral reefs.
d) felton uses most of his article to argue why coral reefs need protection, while haddock explains why the importance and beauty of coral reefs is overstated.

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