US EditionHow Wetlands Protect the Midwest from Flooding
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How Wetlands Protect the Midwest from Flooding
Wetlands play a crucial role in flood prevention, acting as natural buffers that absorb excess water and reduce the severity of flooding across the Midwest. A recent study found that wetlands in Wisconsin and surrounding states provide $23 billion in annual flood control benefits, preventing widespread damage to homes, businesses, and infrastructure. However, these critical ecosystems are under threat due to land development, agricultural expans…
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