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Louisiana wetlands are undergoing an ecosystem collapse, scientists say

Louisiana wetlands are undergoing an ecosystem collapse, scientists say
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Sea level rise could destroy three-quarters of Louisiana s wetlands

Sea level rise could destroy three-quarters of Louisiana s wetlands
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Levees, oil wells biggest causes of Barataria Basin land loss study

A new study of the dramatic loss of wetlands in the Barataria Basin south of New Orleans during the last 130 years concludes that the two main causes have been construction of levees along the Mississippi River and subsidence due to oil and gas activity.

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Researchers clash over whether freshwater diversion is helpful or harmful to coast

There's debate among scientists over whether freshwater diversions are the key to saving Louisiana’s rapidly eroding coast.

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Conservation Groups Blame Feds for Damage to Rare Dinosaur Tracks

Conservation groups say it was a close call last week when a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) contractor began clearing a site near Moab which contained dinosaur tracks believed to be 112 million years old. A wooden boardwalk was removed from a portion of the Mill Canyon Dinosaur Tracksite and some ground cover was cleared before work was stopped. The Center for Biological Diversity heard about the incident on social media and fired off a cease and desist letter to the BLM to halt work. .

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