“It only goes to show that paying attention to the labels and opting for products labeled as reef-safe would allow reef ...

Reef-safe sunscreens are a relatively new — but necessary — phenomenon. According to the National Park Service, 4,000 to 6,000 tons of sunscreen washes off swimmers and into oceans worldwide every ...

Finally, the chemicals used in many alternative “reef-safe” sunscreens contain the same alcohol group as oxybenzone—so could potentially also be converted to phototoxins. We hope that, taken together, ...

HONOLULU— Sunscreens containing two harmful petrochemicals ... Avobenzone is also an endocrine disruptor and can reduce coral resilience against the high ocean temperatures that are killing corals ...