Follow EarthBlips on TwitterCould Protecting Levees Be a Key in Halting Global Warming?
Published 1/7/2009 by Miller-McCune.com at AlterNet.org: Environment
Restoring freshwater wetlands not only may help save levees, protect farmland and save freshwater supplies but also address climate change.
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