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Reforestation Along Mississippi River Will Reduce Agricultural Runoff, Revive Gulf of Mexico
A proactive reforesting effort in the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley would lead to a significant reduction of agricultural runoff and sediment flowing into the area's streams, rivers and, ultimately, the Gulf of Mexico, according to new research by the US Forest Service.
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