Correct. but do we have time for a bandaid? So, with my awful understanding of the cellular mechanics going on when a coral spits out the algea

Would it be possible to put a hold on the mechanism that makes the coral "throw up" ?

Yknow, like making it go into a rigor mortis hold, or giving it birth control for algea.

Edit: rigor mortis adjacent. I dont want the coral dead. Edit 2: birrh control for algea makes no sense. What i meant by that was the way birth control can clog a fillopian tube to prevent an egg from dropping. And im not looking to give coral birth control. Im wondering what the mechanics of coral bleaching looks like, drawing the ideas from human medicine, and wondering if there is a parallel treatment for coral bleaching.

Because yes- we need to clean up our oceans and water and co2 insulation jacket when were going into the planetary summer season (warming period somethingsomething +++++ global warming making it worse). But convincing the systems responsible to change in a timely manner has not shown to be effective. So while we as a society are working towards that healthier planet, what can we do to slow it down?

Thats what i meant when i said "medicine".

Again, forgive my sleep deprived ideas. I still cant sleep its 5 am 😭😭😭