Angelo Renna and Apurva Baldawa have unveiled the remarkable ‘Isolotto,’ an artificial biodegradable island set to revolutionize marine life in the Mediterranean Sea. Crafted from eco-friendly cork, gypsum, and natural glue, this floating marvel promises to decompose naturally, leaving no trace of pollution. Its ingenious internal cork structure enables it to support a lush bed of plants and vegetation, fostering a thriving underwater ecosystem. The non-toxic gypsum layer on the surface provides a nurturing haven for microorganisms and plants, ensuring a continuous cycle of new habitats. With ‘Isolotto,’ a beacon of hope shines bright for sustainable solutions in marine conservation.
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Isolotto: the biodegradable island cultivating marine life in the Mediterranean Sea
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