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Do Hurricanes Nourish Coastal Wetlands?
From: Pat Maxwell
Series: April 2007 - Isla Earth Radio Series
Length: 01:32
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Are hurricanes good for anything? Maybe. Katrina and Rita devastated hundreds of square miles in the Louisiana and Mississippi lowlands. But it turns out that the killer storms may actually have stabilized coastal wetlands...
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Piece Description
Are hurricanes good for anything? Maybe. Katrina and Rita devastated hundreds of square miles in the Louisiana and Mississippi lowlands. But it turns out that the killer storms may actually have stabilized coastal wetlands...