This Danish island became carbon-negative in under a decade. Now locals are building a reef to bring back marine life

It’s the world’s first territory to have successfully transitioned from fossil fuels to 100 percent renewable energy. But how did the Danish island of Samsø do it? And will a new reef, created to reverse the effects of stone-fishing, bring back marine life? The post This Danish island became carbon-negative in under a decade. Now locals are building a reef to bring back marine life appeared first on Adventure.com.

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