Unintended consequences of estuarine management within the trajectory of recovery: examples from the Chesapeake Bay

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Our new “perspective” paper started as an idea I had: as an estuary recovers, reducing sediment loading can also have some secondary effects we don't think about - like more light for phytoplankton to use, and less sediments for tidal marshes https://t…

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