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Biorock electric coral reefs survive the most severe hurricanes with little or no damage

Biorock electric coral reefs survive the most severe hurricanes with little or no damage

by Tom Goreau | Jan 14, 2018

Two new Global Coral Reef Alliance videos answer the question many people have: what happens in a hurricane? Here we show that Biorock reefs hit by the eye of three of the strongest Caribbean hurricanes, Hanna, Ike, and Irma, suffered almost no physical damage and...

Broward Segment II FONSI & EA are inadequate and should be rejected

by Tom Goreau | Jun 14, 2014

June 14 2014 To: Eric P. Summa, Chief, Environmental Branch, Planning and Policy Division, US Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District From: Thomas J. Goreau PhD, President, Global Coral Reef Alliance Re: Finding of No Significant Harm for Broward Segment II...

Military halts cleanup of Fort Lauderdale tire reef

by herrzoox | Feb 25, 2010

AP reports military divers are being pulled off a project to clean up an artificial reef off the beach at Fort Lauderdale that turned into an environmental disaster.

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