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Mangrove swamps not only protect shorelines and boats from storm surge and waves by absorbing much of their energy but they also absorb and store carbon from the atmosphere. When they die, the carbon stored in their branches falls to the sea floor and becomes buried in the soil. Trapped here it doesn’t re-enter the atmosphere if it remains undisturbed. It is estimated that this C02 depository can hold up to four times what rainforests can, making their survival critical to the planet’s survival against climate crisis.
Trees That Go Above and Below: A Guide to Mangrove Exploration - The Bermudian Magazine
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Mangroves are some of the most productive ecosystems on the planet. They capitalise on below water and above water space, attracting a myriad of marine life as well as breeding waterfowl. Get ready fo...© 2023 The Garden Club of Bermuda.
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