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In 2005, Leonardo DiCaprio bought an island for USD 1.75M to create an eco-friendly resort; however, he faced major delays

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In 2005, Leonardo DiCaprio bought an island for USD 1.75M to create an eco-friendly resort; however, he faced major delays

Leonardo DiCaprio bought Blackadore Caye back in 2005 with dreams of an eco-conscious resort that promotes sustainable living.

The venture proposed using renewable energy sources to maintain the island's habitat.

Nevertheless, the project has been hampered by local pushback and ecological objections, necessitating revisions to the initial plans and schedules.

Consequently, the timeline for the resort's completion is still up in the air.

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