Australia’s mangrove die-off was the worst one ever

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By Kate YoderJul 11, 2016, 7:21 pm193 pts
“G’day, mate!” is not something you want to say to Australia’s mangroves right now. And that’s not just because trees can’t speak to humans. It’s because they recently experienced their worst devastation in recorded history. Aerial surveys reveal that the mangrove die-off spans more than 400…

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