US EditionRigs-to-Reefs: Retired Oil Rigs Are Becoming Artificial Reefs, But Critics Question the Tradeoff
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Rigs-to-Reefs: Retired Oil Rigs Are Becoming Artificial Reefs, But Critics Question the Tradeoff
Impakter Rigs-to-Reefs: Retired Oil Rigs Are Becoming Artificial Reefs, But Critics Question the Tradeoff The “Rigs-to-Reefs” push has seen thousands of oil drilling wells and platforms decommissioned and used to harbour marine life Long after they stop pumping oil, hundreds of offshore rigs around the world are finding a second life beneath the waves as artificial reefs. Supporters argue that the shift enables marine ecosystems to recover from …
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