Saltwater intrusion leading to “ghost forests” along Delmarva’s coast
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Saltwater intrusion has become an undeniable problem along Delmarva’s coast as climate change has resulted in rising seas. This invasion of saltwater into normally dry land has had massive impacts on farmland, forests, and meadows as this land is transformed into saltwater marshes.
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Saltwater intrusion has become an undeniable problem along Delmarva’s coast as climate change has resulted in rising seas. This invasion of saltwater into normally dry land has had massive impacts on farmland, forests, and meadows as this land is transformed into saltwater marshes.
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