Brazil
The João Cordeiro Street groyne was built in 1969 to hold back the erosion that was eating away at Praia de Iracema, but it was not enough to solve the problem. Over time, the structure began pushing the erosion toward Barra do Ceará, and for that reason more structures were built in the following decades. Today, reef fish, lobsters, sponges and corals can be seen alongside the groyne.
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