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Feds Give Approval For High Tech Artificial Reefs



Source: AP

The Army Corp of Engineers has signed off on a request by Lauderale-by-the-Sea for a high tech conservation project which uses electricity to stimulate the growth of coral reefs.  Working with the Massachusetts bases Global Reef Alliance, metal structures that used low voltages of electricity would be installed on the sea floor. Living coral, broken off from reefs by ships or storms, would then be attached.


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