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Christmas Trees Sunk in Lake Saimaa Boost Aquatic Biodiversity
Researchers submerged 1,500 Christmas trees in Lake Saimaa, enhancing aquatic biodiversity. This innovative study reveals how repurposing spruce trees can improve underwater ecosystems and offers insights into sustainable waste management strategies. The findings highlight the positive impact of creative environmental solutions.
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"Turning holiday cheer into ecological benefit—talk about recycling!"
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