Marine Ecosystems
Carbon Dioxide and Mangroves: Equivalent to Removing Cars From Road
Protected areas in Indonesia have reduced mangrove habitat loss. According to a Duke University study, this also prevented significant amounts of carbon dioxide from being released into the atmosphere.
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