This IUCN report notes: «Recent research suggests that healthy,
intact coastal wetland ecosystems such as mangrove forests, tidal marshes and seagrass meadows are particularly good at drawing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing it for hundreds of thousands of years.»
Recent research suggests that healthy,
intact coastal wetland ecosystems such as mangrove forests, tidal marshes and seagrass meadows are particularly good at drawing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing it for hundreds to thousands of years.
Not exact matches
And perhaps of increasing importance is the fact that they also as natural
coastal buffers, helping to protect shorelines and keep
coastal wetlands intact, thereby protecting
coastal communities against storm surges and sea - level rise.