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These underwater sculptures are part of a project that aims to rejuvenate the coral that has been bleached and destroyed by warming seas. Pemuteran, a small fishing village on the northwest coast of Bali in Indonesia, is home to a large installment of Biorock, which channels a low-voltage electrical current into underwater structures. The process is believed to encourage faster growth of new coral.
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April 13, 2019
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- http://www.biorock-indonesia.com/project/pemuteran-bali/
- http://www.globalcoral.org/_oldgcra/pemuteran_coral_reef_restoration.htm
- https://www.ser-rrc.org/project/indonesia-bali-pemuteran-coral-reef-restoration-project/
- https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/coral-restoration-technique-electrifying-balinese-village-180959206/
- http://www.biorock-indonesia.com/pemuteran-from-fisherman-village-to-the-international-tourism-village/