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Delta Wetland Futures: Tidal Marsh Resilience to Sea Level Rise

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Robinson, A.; Harris, K.; Morris, J.; Drexler, J.; Vaughn, L. Smith; Safran, S.; Panlasigui, S.; Grenier, L.; Ball, D. 2022. Delta Wetland Futures: Tidal Marsh Resilience to Sea Level Rise. SFEI Contribution No. 1106.
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Delta Wetlands and Resilience: Blue Carbon and Marsh Accretion (Project)

Restoring wetlands in the Delta can mitigate subsidence, sequester carbon, reduce GHG emissions, and provide habitat for wetland-dependent species. These benefits–their magnitude, scope, and resilience to future sea level rise–depend on the type and siting of new wetlands; rates of carbon accumulation, GHG emissions, and vertical accretion; and opportunities for wetlands to migrate upslope.

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