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Indigenous shell technique protects marine life from acidification
Original: Indigenous shell-scattering technique shields marine life from acidic seas
An Indigenous shell-scattering technique is being credited with shielding marine life from ocean acidification. By dispersing crushed shells into coastal waters, the method buffers acidity and supports shell-forming species such as oysters and mussels. The approach highlights how traditional ecological knowledge can complement modern climate adaptation strategies.
Why now: Growing concern over ocean acidification is driving interest in traditional and nature-based solutions
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Evidence
- Indigenous shell-scattering technique shields marine life from acidic seas · Oceanographic Magazine
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