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Why is mapping wetlands so difficult? | Rising Waters - Vimarsana News

Why is mapping wetlands so difficult? | Rising Waters

Wetlands are difficult to map because they are diverse, ever-changing landscapes, not easily captured with existing tech. A new effort by NOAA aims to fix this.

Mapping US Coastlines May 'Drive More Equality' in Climate Adaptation Policy - Vimarsana News

Mapping US Coastlines May 'Drive More Equality' in Climate Adaptation Policy

A Canadian technology company is using aerial imagery to build high-precision maps of US shorelines that will be used to help coastal communities adapt to

Coastal News Today | USA - New NOAA report on saving coastal wetlands - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | USA - New NOAA report on saving coastal wetlands

Coastal wetlands around the United States are being lost at an accelerating rate to erosion, subsidence, sea level rise and development. A new report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and partner agencies lays out recommendation to stem the losses.

Coastal Wetlands at Risk | Climate Central - Vimarsana News

Coastal Wetlands at Risk | Climate Central

On World Oceans Day, a new Climate Central study explores how wetlands—and the benefits they provide to coastal communities, economies, and ecosystems—can, or cannot, adapt to rising sea levels.

GHG Inventories for Natural & Working Lands – How to Fix Them - Vimarsana News

GHG Inventories for Natural & Working Lands – How to Fix Them

Understanding what a greenhouse gas inventory is, why inventories are produced and how they are created is a key first step in improving state's land-based GHG inventories.

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