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In 1989 They Sank 50 Tons of Coal Ash Blocks in Front of England to Create an Artificial Reef and in 3 Weeks They Were Already Inhabited by the Lobsters.
In June 1989, a team from the University of Southampton erected an artificial reef with 50 tons of blocks made from coal-fired power plant ash on the sandy bottom of Poole Bay, off the Dorset coast, in southern England. In the next three weeks, divers already found ... Continue reading "In 1989 they sank 50 tons of coal ash blocks in front of England to create an artificial reef and in 3 weeks the lobsters already inhabited it"
In June 1989, a team from the University of Southampton erected an artificial reef with 50 tons of blocks made from coal-fired power plant ash on the sandy bottom of Poole Bay, off the Dorset coast, in southern England. In the next three weeks, divers already found ... Continue reading "In 1989 they sank 50 tons of coal ash blocks in front of England to create an artificial reef and in 3 weeks the lobsters already inhabited it"