1,500 Christmas trees sunk in lake transform ecosystem
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Researchers in Finland improved aquatic biodiversity in Lake Saimaa by submerging 1,500 spruce trees.
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- Researchers placed 1,500 spruce trees into Lake Saimaa in southeastern Finland to study environmental impacts.
- The trees provided new habitats for aquatic life over a three-year observation period.
- Results showed a significant rise in the number of benthic organisms within the lake.
- This project demonstrates a potential method for repurposing waste to support underwater ecosystem health.
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