Is Wetter Better?
Some environmental policymakers believe that the value of a given wetlands environment is determined by how much water it contains. Studies of wetlands in arid regions indicate that the ecological gains from protecting less-wet wetlands are considerable.
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| description | Some environmental policymakers believe that the value of a given wetlands environment is determined by how much water it contains. Studies of wetlands in arid regions indicate that the ecological gains from protecting less-wet wetlands are considerable. |
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