Climate, Development Sapping Wetlands
Posted on Mar 04 2010
Human alterations to the landscape have dried up more than half of U.S. wetlands. Now a new study predicts...
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Indiana Increases Wetlands Acreage
Posted on Nov 08 2008
Severe flooding in Indiana this summer hurt farmers. And some have decided to convert flood-prone land...
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