Mangroves Dying On The Coast Of Australia Likely Associated With Climate Change

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First published on ClimateProgress.org, a project of the Center for American Progress Action Fund, which was recently named one of Time magazine’s Top 25 blogs of 2010.

Australia is home to over 6 percent of the world’s mangroves. Massive die-offs like this could damage the coastline ecosystems.

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