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*Our oceans make up 71% of Earth’s surface and are home to trillions of fish
*Coral reefs make up only 1% of the ocean
*Reefs shelter to 25% of all oceanic life
*25% of coral reefs have already disappeared
*Two-thirds of all coral reefs are at risk today
Intentional placement of man-made materials such as:
*sunken ships
*rubber tires
*cars
*other junk at the ocean floor
BioRock:
*Costs around $1.60-$2.80 per square meter for restoration
*$13-$20 for reef structures 2 meters high
*One hundred times cheaper than past methods and significantly more effective
*Impact on EcoTourism
*According to the Global Coral Reef Alliance after a 2002 boating accident, which caused the destruction of a 376 square foot reef, the “NOAA restored it at a cost of $56,671.27 or $1622.35 per square meter"
Costly??? I think so...
BioRock
*Created from an electrically conductive frame that is dynamic in size and shape
*Electric current is then run through the frame
*DC voltage batteries, solar conductors, windmills, and tidal current generators
*Attracting mineral crystals to its structure allowing aquatic life to take refuge within the complex structures of these man made ecosystems