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Carolina Wetlands Association

3 months ago

Carolina Wetlands Association

Coastal development boom endangers salt marshes, a resource vital to the Southeast economy

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They protect us from hurricanes, sustain the seafood industry and bolster the tourism economy. But big development and limited oversight, paired with sea level rise, make the threat more menacing in t...
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Carolina Wetlands Association

3 months ago

Carolina Wetlands Association

A million acres of ‘priceless’ marshes protect NC, SC, GA. Will they perish in rising tides?

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“These vast expanses of marshes we are accustomed to in the Southeast are going to disappear.” Islands have sunk and wetlands are disappearing in Mississippi and Louisiana. Scientists worry that c...
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