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Rising Seas Are Inundating U.S. Coastal Wetlands

via Phys.org·Aug 3

A new assessment finds many U.S. coastal wetlands are being inundated faster than they can build elevation, putting them on track to become open water. The losses would remove natural storm buffers for coastal communities. Researchers mapped which marsh systems are most at risk.

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