Can Mississippi marshes be saved from sea level rise?
On average, the Mississippi coast has been losing more than 200 acres a year of salt marsh and other coastal habitats since the 1850s.
Source: kinston.com
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On average, the Mississippi coast has been losing more than 200 acres a year of salt marsh and other coastal habitats since the 1850s.