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Mangroves May Disappear Beneath Rising Sea Levels by 2050
Mangroves are in danger of drowning from rising sea levels if greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase and exacerbate global warming and human activities continue unabated. This has been the warning of scientists in their new study published in Science.
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