US EditionNahant seagrass leaves clues for climate change
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Nahant seagrass leaves clues for climate change
NAHANT — The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is busily studying flowering rates in seagrass meadows, with the hopes of doing large-scale restoration work, according to Marine Biologist Phil Colarusso. The EPA and several divers gathered at Curlew Beach just beyond the Wharf on Tuesday afternoon to collect samples of eelgrass and study the flowering rates […]
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