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In Hernando County, planning is underway for new artificial reefs to be placed along the county's coast.
The cost of the project is covered through the Gulf Coast Restoration Fund. After a BP oil spill in 2010, a federal law called the RESTORE Act, was created in 2012. Roughly $2 million dollars from that fund will go towards this project.
For more: https://www.wtsp.com/article/tech/science/environment/artificial-reef-balls-hernando-county/67-e4e7b792-0730-42fb-a6b6-52d323fb798e
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