The Great Barrier Reef is inscribed on the World Heritage List

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The reef is inscribed as a natural World Heritage property, one of the earliest and among the largest ever listed. The inscription later became a mechanism of leverage rather than only recognition: subsequent reviews of whether the property should be listed as World Heritage in Danger have repeatedly forced the Australian government to publish reef condition assessments and water-quality commitments it would not otherwise have made on that schedule.

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