Ghost forests are eerie evidence of rising seas

Grist
By John UptonSep 18, 2016, 5:02 am136 pts
Jennifer Walker stepped off her kayak into a wall of riverside grass. She steadied herself and stooped to scoop soil into a jar, then disappeared into the thicket for more. Analysis of amoeba fossils in the researcher’s samples may help to explain why, jutting above the head-high marsh grass a couple hundred…

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