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  3. πŸ“° Mangroves clean up $8.7 billion of nitrogen pollution annually, per study.

πŸ“° Mangroves clean up $8.7 billion of nitrogen pollution annually, per study.

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  • joewynne@mindly.socialJ joewynne@mindly.social

    πŸ“° Mangroves clean up $8.7 billion of nitrogen pollution annually, per study.

    Nitrogen pollution is a known problem in agriculture, other human activities, and wreaks havoc in aquatic ecosystems.

    βž• Add this to mangroves being valuable carbon sinks, coastal defense against storm surges, a buffer against erosion, among other benefits.

    https://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/plants/mangroves-clean-up-usd8-7-billion-of-nitrogen-pollution-every-year-study-finds

    #SolarPunkSunday #Environment #Conservation #Pollution #Biodiversity #Mangroves #CoastalConservation

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    @joewynne How do you measure the monetary value of said pollution?

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    • ravenluni@furry.engineerR ravenluni@furry.engineer

      @joewynne How do you measure the monetary value of said pollution?

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      @RavenLuni They explain in the article

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      • joewynne@mindly.socialJ joewynne@mindly.social

        πŸ“° Mangroves clean up $8.7 billion of nitrogen pollution annually, per study.

        Nitrogen pollution is a known problem in agriculture, other human activities, and wreaks havoc in aquatic ecosystems.

        βž• Add this to mangroves being valuable carbon sinks, coastal defense against storm surges, a buffer against erosion, among other benefits.

        https://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/plants/mangroves-clean-up-usd8-7-billion-of-nitrogen-pollution-every-year-study-finds

        #SolarPunkSunday #Environment #Conservation #Pollution #Biodiversity #Mangroves #CoastalConservation

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        @joewynne there is another post from someone telling about how nitrogen is being captured in snow. My timeline somehow stacked your post right next:

        https://zirk.us/@ShaulaEvans/116552907093963458

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        • dckim@mastodon.socialD dckim@mastodon.social

          @joewynne there is another post from someone telling about how nitrogen is being captured in snow. My timeline somehow stacked your post right next:

          https://zirk.us/@ShaulaEvans/116552907093963458

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          @dckim @joewynne It must be Nitrogen Day!

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          • shaulaevans@zirk.usS shaulaevans@zirk.us

            @dckim @joewynne It must be Nitrogen Day!

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            @ShaulaEvans @joewynne , so, as it turns out snow is also doing the chivalrous deed of encapsulating extra nitrogen and bringing it into the soil on the ground.

            I just want people to know that snow can do it too. So mangroves and snow should be friends but, there is basically never any snow where you find mangroves...

            It's like they just were like "we're both gonna do it but, we're gonna do it separately. You stay on your turf and I'll stay on mine!"

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            • dckim@mastodon.socialD dckim@mastodon.social

              @ShaulaEvans @joewynne , so, as it turns out snow is also doing the chivalrous deed of encapsulating extra nitrogen and bringing it into the soil on the ground.

              I just want people to know that snow can do it too. So mangroves and snow should be friends but, there is basically never any snow where you find mangroves...

              It's like they just were like "we're both gonna do it but, we're gonna do it separately. You stay on your turf and I'll stay on mine!"

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              @ShaulaEvans @joewynne

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              • joewynne@mindly.socialJ joewynne@mindly.social

                πŸ“° Mangroves clean up $8.7 billion of nitrogen pollution annually, per study.

                Nitrogen pollution is a known problem in agriculture, other human activities, and wreaks havoc in aquatic ecosystems.

                βž• Add this to mangroves being valuable carbon sinks, coastal defense against storm surges, a buffer against erosion, among other benefits.

                https://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/plants/mangroves-clean-up-usd8-7-billion-of-nitrogen-pollution-every-year-study-finds

                #SolarPunkSunday #Environment #Conservation #Pollution #Biodiversity #Mangroves #CoastalConservation

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                @joewynne @ShaulaEvans And they're full of beautiful, quirky, biodiversity that does weird, delightful things.
                Like trees that put all the salt into selected sacrificial leaves that turn yellow and drop. Or the feisty fiddler crabs, who can be left- or right-handed, clawed???

                So cool.

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                • joewynne@mindly.socialJ joewynne@mindly.social

                  πŸ“° Mangroves clean up $8.7 billion of nitrogen pollution annually, per study.

                  Nitrogen pollution is a known problem in agriculture, other human activities, and wreaks havoc in aquatic ecosystems.

                  βž• Add this to mangroves being valuable carbon sinks, coastal defense against storm surges, a buffer against erosion, among other benefits.

                  https://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/plants/mangroves-clean-up-usd8-7-billion-of-nitrogen-pollution-every-year-study-finds

                  #SolarPunkSunday #Environment #Conservation #Pollution #Biodiversity #Mangroves #CoastalConservation

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                  @joewynne
                  Also fish nurseries.
                  My father took me to see the last few mangroves in his area of Florida and described the shock and bewilderment of the fishing community (including the profitable leisure industry) at the results of developers being allowed to chop down the rest.

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                  • joewynne@mindly.socialJ joewynne@mindly.social

                    πŸ“° Mangroves clean up $8.7 billion of nitrogen pollution annually, per study.

                    Nitrogen pollution is a known problem in agriculture, other human activities, and wreaks havoc in aquatic ecosystems.

                    βž• Add this to mangroves being valuable carbon sinks, coastal defense against storm surges, a buffer against erosion, among other benefits.

                    https://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/plants/mangroves-clean-up-usd8-7-billion-of-nitrogen-pollution-every-year-study-finds

                    #SolarPunkSunday #Environment #Conservation #Pollution #Biodiversity #Mangroves #CoastalConservation

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                    @joewynne

                    OK, so where's the nonprofit whose mission is planting new mangrove forests?

                    And how cool would it be to volunteer for a summer of mangrove husbandry?

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                    • bluedot@left-bank.netB bluedot@left-bank.net

                      @joewynne

                      OK, so where's the nonprofit whose mission is planting new mangrove forests?

                      And how cool would it be to volunteer for a summer of mangrove husbandry?

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                      @BlueDot πŸ’―

                      https://www.nature.org/en-us/magazine/magazine-articles/kenya-mangrove-mothers/

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