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NOAA Revives Deep-Sea Corals Damaged by Deepwater Horizon
NOAA is planting new colonies of deep-sea corals to restore ecosystems harmed by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. This innovative project in the Gulf of Mexico uses lab-grown corals and advanced techniques to rejuvenate fragile habitats. Scientists will monitor the survival rates and ecosystem recovery, aiming for a sustainable marine environment.
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