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Coral comeback? JFE and startup use steel slag to restore reefs

Environmental protection fuels record growth in cross-industry collaboration

Coral reefs can be used to combat climate change by absorbing atmospheric carbon dioxide.   © Reuters
TAMAKI KYOZUKA, Nikkei staff writer | Japan

TOKYO -- Japan's JFE Steel has partnered with Tokyo startup Innoqua to recycle steel slag into artificial beds for coral reefs in a venture highlighting a surge of cross-industry collaboration focused on saving the environment.

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