Delta Wetland Futures: Blue Carbon and Elevation Change

Lydia Smith Vaughn; Stephanie Panlasigui; Steven J Deverel; Judith Drexler; Marc A Olds; Jose T Diaz; Kendall Harris; James Morris; Letitia Grenier; April Robinson; Donna Ball

Delta Wetland Futures: Blue Carbon and Elevation Change

Vaughn, L. Smith; Panlasigui, S.; Deverel, S. J.; Drexler, J.; Olds, M. A.; Diaz, J. T.; Harris, K.; Morris, J.; Grenier, L.; Robinson, A.; et al. 2022. Delta Wetland Futures: Blue Carbon and Elevation Change. SFEI Contribution No. 1105. San Francisco Estuary Institute: Richmond, CA.

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