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Yes... really!
Where wild waves once rolled, thousands of people now live, work, and farm. It’s the largest artificial land reclamation project in history, and it all started because we were tired of getting our feet wet.
Curious how we turned the seabed into a home? I just posted a new blog diving into the history of this man-made marvel.
Sarah-Manon, Community Manager - Dutch