Agence France-Presse: CLIMATE change could wipe out the reefs of Southeast Asia’s Coral Triangle by the end of the century if nations do not dramatically curb emissions, environmental group WWF said Wednesday. Rising water temperatures, sea levels and acidity in the vast region threaten to destroy ecosystems in a region half the size of the United States that is believed to be the oceans’ most biodiverse, the WWF report said. The collapse of the reefs would send food production in the region, which …