Traffic Upgrade Turns Debris Into Reefs | Virginia Beach News
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Virginia’s $4 billion Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel expansion is set to slash traffic jams next summer — and instead of tossing old bridge rubble into the bay, engineers are turning it into thriving artificial reefs. These reefs, part of a decades-old eco-initiative, quickly become bustling ecosystems that support oysters, crabs, and fish — a win for anglers and marine life alike. Plus, after years of debate, a new seabird sanctuary is being built using dredged material to protect migratory birds. This isn’t just about smoother commutes — it’s proof that big infrastructure can coexist with nature, delivering progress without compromise.
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