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Reef balls are turning an ocean desert in N.L. into a thriving ecosystem

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Reef balls are turning an ocean desert in N.L. into a thriving ecosystem

Last year, fisheries technologist Mark Santos and a team at the Marine Institute launched 285 cement reef balls into Placentia Bay’s Fox Harbour in a bid to remediate an ocean dead zone.

Already, he said, they can see marine life returning.

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