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8.4 Human Impacts on Wetlands and Mangroves

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Wetlands are areas where water covers the soil, either part or all of the time. Mangroves are salt-tolerant trees that form coastal wetlands in the tropics. Both are among the most valuable ecosystems on Earth per acre.

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15 lessons

  1. 8.1Sources of PollutionPreview lesson
  2. 8.2Human Impacts on EcosystemsPreview lesson
  3. 8.3Endocrine DisruptorsPreview lesson
  4. 8.4Human Impacts on Wetlands and MangrovesThis lesson
  5. 8.5EutrophicationPreview lesson
  6. 8.6Thermal PollutionPreview lesson
  7. 8.7Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)Preview lesson
  8. 8.8Bioaccumulation and BiomagnificationPreview lesson
  9. 8.9Solid Waste DisposalPreview lesson
  10. 8.10Waste Reduction MethodsPreview lesson
  11. 8.11Sewage TreatmentPreview lesson
  12. 8.12Lethal Dose 50%Preview lesson
  13. 8.13Dose Response CurvePreview lesson
  14. 8.14Pollution and Human HealthPreview lesson
  15. 8.15Pathogens and Infectious DiseasesPreview lesson

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