Reef concerns: Artificial materials a means to mitigate global collapse
Sector: Fisheries & Aquaculture
Reef concerns: Artificial materials a means to mitigate global collapse

Underwater structures made of materials as diverse as felled trees, tires, sunken ships or even 3D-printed ceramics could help conserve aquatic life and protect coastlines. 

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by Nicky Shaw

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