MODULAR AND FLOATING MARINE ECOLOGICAL COMPLEX

The article provides a brief description of novel structures designed to combat global warming -marine ecological complexes, presented in three variants: stationary, modular and floating ecological complexes.This paper presents the modular and floating ecological complex.each complex is comprised of one or more artificial reefs, mussel farms and artificial islands.A concise overview of their characteristics and capabilities is given, emphasizing their most prominent advantages in comparison to analogous modern marine facilities.Their potential to be used an a large scale by all maritime nations to transform the seas and oceans from previously untapped resource into the most cost-effective, efficient and lucrative means of overcoming global warming and its adverse consequences is emphasized.It is recommended that the complexes be created, tested and deployed without delay in order to recover the Bulgarian coast and shelf from the bio-geo-ecological catastrophe.Bulgaria will thus demonstrate to the rest of the world how to swiftly, effectively and profitably overcome a major natural disaster of our century.Through these complexes, the marine bio-geo-ecological problems of the Bulgarian Black Sea area will be addressed initially for using them for faster and highquality implementation of the projects on the problems of the respective sections, areas and regions.The patents of the complexes were created in the NGo "eKoS" (expert Club on the environment).

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Problemi na geografiâta/Problemi na geografiâta
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2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.7546/pg.3-4.2024.07
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Coastal and Marine Management
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MODULAR AND FLOATING MARINE ECOLOGICAL COMPLEX

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MODULAR AND FLOATING MARINE ECOLOGICAL COMPLEX

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Abstract

The article provides a brief description of novel structures designed to combat global warming -marine ecological complexes, presented in three variants: stationary, modular and floating ecological complexes.This paper presents the modular and floating ecological complex.each complex is comprised of one or more artificial reefs, mussel farms and artificial islands.A concise overview of their characteristics and capabilities is given, emphasizing their most prominent advantages in comparison to analogous modern marine facilities.Their potential to be used an a large scale by all maritime nations to transform the seas and oceans from previously untapped resource into the most cost-effective, efficient and lucrative means of overcoming global warming and its adverse consequences is emphasized.It is recommended that the complexes be created, tested and deployed without delay in order to recover the Bulgarian coast and shelf from the bio-geo-ecological catastrophe.Bulgaria will thus demonstrate to the rest of the world how to swiftly, effectively and profitably overcome a major natural disaster of our century.Through these complexes, the marine bio-geo-ecological problems of the Bulgarian Black Sea area will be addressed initially for using them for faster and highquality implementation of the projects on the problems of the respective sections, areas and regions.The patents of the complexes were created in the NGo "eKoS" (expert Club on the environment).

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