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What they do with old cars of the New York subway (10 pics)

Posted in Pictures   25 Sep 2009   / 11865 views

I was really surprised with the way of getting rid of old subway cars in New York.
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They were simply thrown into the ocean near the state of Delaware.
There are already more than 700 cars at the bottom of the ocean.
The most interesting fact is that such an artificial reef, according to experts, has a good effect on the local fauna.
It is something like a luxury apartments for the fish where they are reproducing at an amazing pace.
On the other hand, once wildly.


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Maher.Bat 2 year s ago
No way 36 36 JC_OMG_sign
       
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Schwarskoff 2 year s ago
artificial reef....
       
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jok 2 year s ago
For science and submarin life
       
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moser 2 year s ago
Lots of fish around the artificial reefs. Here is what the geniuses did where I live and have to clean it up now: http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2007-02-17-florida-reef_x.htm
       
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kupoback 2 year s ago
They do the same with retired navy boats. They fill the boats with enough explosives to sink them, just so the fish and other marine life have somewhere to grow. But don't fret, they remove all equipment and fluids that would damage the marine life before doing this. It's kind of like a good way to recycle but it's also kind of like polluting the ocean at the same time. Mixed feelings are associated with this. n_blush
       
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monishanand 2 year s ago
blush2 blush2 blush2 blush2 blush2
       
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karanch 2 year s ago
POWERFUL CONTAMINATION!! belay belay belay
       
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Roswell 2 year s ago
No they are safe. The cars have been stripped of all and any pollutants and fluids.
       
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viper 2 year s ago
good news for tree huggers
       
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nano 2 year s ago
n_am luxury apartments for the fish
dose the fish need that JC_doubledown
       
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Kallenovsky 2 year s ago
New York sucks.
Halló Veröld!
       
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severe_009 2 year s ago
Oh...
Challenge breeds excellence...
       
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diegopol 2 year s ago
healthy enviroment cray
Vizça el Barça
       
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Globals 2 year s ago
all good things
       
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Romase 2 year s ago
site best
       
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ady 2 year s ago
safe? ... yeah right .. if all the pollutants and fluids are removed then why the paint is still on them .... and don't tell my it's eco paint because the paint used was made some decades ago and no one made eco paint in that time - acetone or oil based paint - SO NO IT'S NOT SAFE
       

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