A Caribbean Island Installer Develops System To Protect Dolphin Habitat

A complex new onsite system on two Caribbean island keys will ensure proper long-term wastewater treatment in a delicate environment.
A Caribbean Island Installer Develops System To Protect Dolphin Habitat
The island of Roatan is along the top of the photo, and near the center are the headquarter buildings and docks of Anthony’s Key Resort. Most divers stay in cabins on Anthony’s Key, the small island at left. At right is Bailey’s Key with the dolphin pens clearly shown.

Divers have been coming to the Caribbean island of Roatan for decades, and no wonder. The island is surrounded by a coral reef that in some places is so close you can wade to it from shore. The reef is home to hundreds of species of fish, and that makes for spectacular scuba...

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