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The Dutch mastered the sea but its reefs paid the price, so this company is printing new ones
Europe's longest dam has kept the Netherlands from flooding for almost a century, but it wiped out the marine life around it. Now a small Dutch company is 3D printing reefs to restore what was lost.
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