Everglades Water Crisis
Clean water is essential for restoring the Everglades, yet current treatment marshes are insufficient to meet pollution limits, particularly from agricultural runoff. Research indicates that an additional 30,000 acres of marshes are needed to effectively clean the water flowing into this vital ecosystem. As the conversation shifts from political debates to scientific needs, the importance of the Everglades extends beyond Florida, highlighting its global significance.In this clip
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Short Wave
Lessons on the limits of ecosystem restoration from the Everglades
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