Mississippi sank a 31-ton propane tank and steel tower once used to train firefighters 13 miles offshore, turning old equipment into a long-lasting artificial reef for Gulf fish
- Unused steel equipment is prepared for deployment underwater to create a habitat for marine life.
- (Photo: Chevron's Pascagoula Refinery in Mississippi)A 31-ton propane tank and a steel tower that once helped firefighters practise emergency operations in Mississippi, have found a new purpose underwater.
- The two structures have been lowered into the Gulf, about 13 miles south of Petit Bois Island, where they are expected to provide shelter for fish and support marine life.
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- Unused steel equipment is prepared for deployment underwater to create a habitat for marine life.
- (Photo: Chevron's Pascagoula Refinery in Mississippi)A 31-ton propane tank and a steel tower that once helped firefighters practise emergency operations in Mississippi, have found a new purpose underwater.
- The two structures have been lowered into the Gulf, about 13 miles south of Petit Bois Island, where they are expected to provide shelter for fish and support marine life.
Sources: Times of India