Bianca Garcia
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 4 Aug
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Coastal wetlands are vital habitats for birds and fish and protect humans against storm surge.
But with sea levels rising, 84% of marshes in the United States are expected to shift upland or sink entirely, according to the study.
In many sites, tides bring in sand and sediment that keep the marsh above sea level.
But wetland researcher Justine Neville at Duke University, the lead author of the study, says that's not happening fast enough in some places.
The study was published in the journal Earth's Future.
For NPR News, I'm Bianca Garcia in Boston.
Here in Massachusetts, research and development is a cornerstone of the economy.
Scientists have said without reliable grants, industry, innovation, and the next generation of scientists will suffer.
Nancy Krieger is a professor of social epidemiology at the Harvard T.H.
Chan School of Public Health.
She's been encouraging her community to leave comments on the proposed rule before the deadline on Monday.
The Office of Management and Budget must respond to all substantial comments before finalizing the rule in October.
For NPR News, I'm Bianca Garcia in Boston.
For 141 years, scientists at Blue Hill Observatory in Milton, Massachusetts, have recorded the date the blueberry bush on their property produces its first ripe fruit.
This year, it was June 24.
Michael Iacono is the chief scientist at Blue Hill.
Climate change has shifted those factors.
Blue Hills data echoes what scientists see across nature.
Warmer springs have caused plants to flower earlier.
For NPR News, I'm Bianca Garcia in Boston.
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