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Engineering the Transition: Why Marine Conservation Requires Industrial Architecture
For over a decade, the narrative surrounding the retirement of captive cetaceans has often centered around a singular, inspiring vision: the open-net coastal sea-pen. Pioneering advocates and dedicated non-profits have championed the idea of netting off sheltered ocean bays, raising charitable donations, and transitioning animals into a semi-natural environment. While this vision remains a vital part of the long-term conservation ecosystem, relying exclusively on this model f
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