Environment
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The Impacts of Inland and Coastal Waterways on Climate as Discussed by Scientists
Researchers study on the great impact of inland and waterways to climate change. Most global carbon-budgeting attempts presume a straight stream of fluid from land to sea, ignoring the intricate interplay of streams, rivers, lakes, groundwater, estuaries, mangroves, and other ecosystems.
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