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In 1989, UK researchers turned 50 tonnes of coal-fired power station waste into an underwater reef; lobst - The Times of India
From The Times of India via USVI News: Science News: What happens when waste from a coal-fired power station is placed beneath the sea? In 1989, researchers in the UK built an experimental artificial ree.
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- In 1989, UK researchers turned 50 tonnes of coal-fired power station waste into an underwater reef; lobsters and crabs arrived within 3 weeks
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