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Environment, Ecology and Climate
Habitats, ecological boundaries and degradation
Seagrasses and coastal carbon

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Environment, Ecology and Climate

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Environment, Ecology and Climate

Organisms, populations and ecological relationships
Ecosystem structure and functioning
Habitats, ecological boundaries and degradation
Biodiversity loss and conservation
Air pollution and noise
Water pollution, soil contamination and environmental health
Waste management and cleaner production
Climate change, mitigation and adaptation
International environmental cooperation
Environmental assessment and sustainable development
Indian conservation law and biodiversity access
Environmental clearances, forest diversion and remedies

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Seagrasses and coastal carbon

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Seagrasses are flowering plants in marine habitats
Coastal carbon storage differs from sequestration rate
Waterlogged coastal soils can slow organic-carbon decomposition
Habitat disturbance can release stored coastal carbon

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