New study finds mangroves may store way more carbon than we thought

Mongabay
May 2, 2018, 7:43 pm149 pts
Straddling the interface of land and sea, mangrove forests are of two worlds. Their branches provide homes for lizards, snakes and nesting birds, while their roots, when submerged, become protective nurseries for baby fish and sanctuaries for marine mammals. Mangroves also provide a slew of benefits for…

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