The Role of Mangroves Forests in Decarbonizing the Atmosphere
Mangrove forests occupy approximately not more than 1% of the world’s forested land, according to experts. These important ecosystems are currently being lost at an alarming rate. Aquaculture, urban development, agriculture, and industrial development have been observed to be the major causes of the...
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2020
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