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Shock: World's Dirtiest Coastal Ecosystem Revealed- And it's in the USA Posted by TreeHugger 1 year 23 weeks ago - Tags: 
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Scientists at UC Santa Barbara have just completed a rigorous study of the world's coastal ecosystems, and the results are shocking. The analysis uncovered the single dirtiest, most imperiled coastal ecosystem on earth--and it's right here in the USA. Beating out the sludge-filled Mekong and the polluted Ganges delta, the mouth of the Mississippi River has been anointed the most disgusting--and most endangered--coastal habitat in the worl...
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