We haven't protected coastal mangrove restoration projects from being destroyed by severe, unseasonal storm events.

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Newly planted young mangrove saplings are routinely washed away by increasingly intense storms before establishing deep root structures.

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Category: Climate Environment

Added by: Ian Patel

Created at: 2026-07-22T08:00:00Z

Horizon: 2029

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