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An artificial reef structure has been installed near Pom Pom Island in Malaysia by Robin Philippo, managing director of the Tropical Research and Conservation Center. The project seeks to help restore coral reefs affected by bombings and climate change.
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An artificial reef structure has been installed near Pom Pom Island in Malaysia by Robin Philippo, managing director of the Tropical Research and Conservation Center. The project seeks to help restore coral reefs affected by bombings and climate change.
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